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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-26
ny THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
ppnrT iMa1J,,E

ixr-gEREAS, ELIAS HELMS who was condemned
wv 5y me Circuit Court Of Marshall county, 10 five
a,, in the Pcn,tentisry, fcr burglary. es
3,,.i ;a.rsro, the night OF the 1h ot December
q. and ..il nj large therefore, do hereby offer
Of For Hundred Dollars in lieu of the reward here
|e. oe:,u TO AM person persons who shall arrest
. 5 E!.s Helms and deliver him into the Pen!tentla
H. ,ss. .t civ and do require all officers o
Is cv.l end military, and request the
pc ;eaeray 20 lheir best exertons &c procure the
s Of zee ss,d Helms, that he may be brought 10 JUS
c,-., r,.r nv hand as Governor and under the Los
ser seal o: the Cemnonw ealth al Richmond. this
mAi! ii,n dsv OF August, in the year le56
HENRY A. WISE.
rr r, s ohou, 90 wears old fye lee; six ani quar-.
w aches high u, complexion, black hair and dark eyes
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YAITARLE LAND FOR SALE.

TUNHE subscriber oers for sale his Tract OF Land In
II Caswell county North Cnrolins, lying both sides
of Country Line Greek about le and salf from the
town of Milton and containing 500 acres.
Somewhat les. than half OF the tract is cleared and un
der good fence; the residue consists OF nearly equal
parts Of original forest and second growth much OF the
latter being large enough for rail timber and the whole
we'll adapted the growth of all the crops produced IN
this section OF country especially the fine yellow tobacco
which commands such high prices.
large proportion of the cleared land consists OF vsus
Bile low grounds, and there springs OF ex
celient scattered over the tract
The nprn consisting Of overseer house ana
all other necessary outbudinGs, entirely new ana OF
good quality. There Is aso fine young orchard oi we'll
selected ,ruit trees ~ ,
This of land combines advantages The soil
is cr.is and it is situated in healthy neghborhood Il
10 Wi IN few miles Of the Richmond and Danvilie Rail
ron and the hour.hing town OF Milton, winch al
;Jris ready market for all the surplus produce which
Could be raised on it.
The subscriber will take pleasure in showing the land TO
those who may wish 10 examine 1t.
Terms liberal and accommodating.
MiItoD. y C. July 2,-c6w j. NlSON
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NOTICE.
TO ANY ATTORNEY Or OTHER PERSON OF The

TO ANY ATTORNEY OR OTHER PERSON OF THE
STATES OF VIRGINIA OR MARYLAND.
INFORMATION is wanted Of the whereabouts Of an
Il estate. said to be in hand and slaves deacendng b.
will or otherwise 10 the heirs of David Logan Of Kentuc.
ky (who i. the son OF David Logan of South Cnrolna
previous the year 2 aso TO the heirs of Charles
aud Harmon Sneed ALSO the hsirs Of VIM. Womack and
Daniel Farley who married Mlss Lognns. Any attorney
or other person who give any Of the above inoma
tion will find their interest to do so and will much
John Ewol II, Washington City, D. C., up to September
ls 1885, or G. b. Grundy Paducsh, Ky after that time.
Anrl
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WILLIAM RATTAILE.

LTTOPNEY At LAW, YAZOO CITY, MISSISSIPPI,
S0NTlNUES to practice in the Courts held Jackson,
u and in those OF the Fifth Judicial District; composed
WInston and Sunaower will give strict attention col
lection Of claims payment Of taxes and adjustment of law
in either q those counties Es sssi st5ns to Sss0ss r.
Tbos F. Knox Esa, Fredericksburg; Meesrs. swincy,
Green Co., New Orleans; Messrs J. Wilde, Jr:, New
York; Gen VIM F. Gordon, Albemarle Va VIM NJ
Gouye, ESQ. Washington City. Oct li-cWu
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II N compliance with decree OF the County Cour, OF
Il Hunovcr, pronounced on the Gath day Of June ls5
in tricndy suit in chancery, Richard Gentry and
Others, plaintiffs, against Indiana H. Slaughter by
Ezekiel $. Taey her guardian, ad litem, defendant
| shall, az special Commissioner, in said decree
appointed Saturday, the 30th day of this month,
AususD the prcnises sell to highest bidder the ,rsc,
Of land belonging to he estate of Chnrcs Gentry dcccns
cd located the main road lending from tEe Old Church
TO the city Of Richmond, containing twenty-five acres
having it comfortable dwelling house aud Kitchen
and distant from Old Church about three and from Rich
mond nh twelve miles the following terms
One.'hrd cpsh, onc.thrd payable in Six and onehiri
payable in twelve nths from day Of sale the purchaser
give bonds carrying interest from the day CT sale with
good pereonal security the c 70 be retained ill the
whole Of the purchase onsy be paid and possession
the dwelling house and kitchen 10 be given Immediately
EZEKIEL 8. TALLEY Com'r
Aug 5-cwiw Hanover COUNTY
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A FACT 10 PONDER OVER.

All of the old soldiers isays an exchangel in the
war of 1912, whatever may be their political predi
lections, should vote against Fremont. When in the
United States Senate in 1850, he voted against al
amendment 10 The bounty Land Bill" introduced 5y
Mr. Underwood, Of Kon;ucky. extending its benefits
TO widows aud minor children" of deceased soldiers
iu that war. This huE.aae provision Fremont voted
against and on account of it every old soldier in the
war Of 1872 should vote agans. him.
If any body doubs this vote of Ere mont, they will
find ii recorded in the Congressional Globe fer the
Thirty.6rst Congress, on pages 3ONa to 3OU7.
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FARM IN HENRICU FOK SALE.

"E oi!er Tor sale Marie HIIl lne lHiIh upon "n'e
w we reside the lower end OF Henrieo county ana
containing By survey 5sa acres situsted on Turkey
Island Creek adjoining thels Of DR. E. PoindeXter
Tho West Ro r Smith, and others Upon this tract there
whole OF the omen land has narled, ard portion
has been remarked In the said tract there are 21 acTes
of open land IS Of which arc owand and equa 10
| any in lower Virginia. "
The buildings are all nearly and the neiehborhood
As good any in the State. We consider il unnecessary
give full description OF the place as those VINO WISH
N purchase will no doubt call and examine for them
| selves. u.
Th. farm IL l6 miles from the city Of Richmond, Is
miles from, Charles City CourtHouse and miles from
James River. 49,
The terms upon which wish to sell the above farm
can be ascertsned by calling upon W. d. feasants' NO
' III" 3,-r;w q w L. T GATEWOOD
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TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 26 1856.
WELL MERITED REBUKE.

Henry Winter Davis Fillmore member Of Con-
gress from Baltimore, and n great gun at Fillmore
meetings in Virginia and elsewhere, WAS one Of the
very few Southern men whose vote ensured the elec
ton Of Banks, the Free Soer, as Speaker. The
Democratic press held him up to public reprobaon
for this improper act. But he has now gone a step
further, aud was the only Southern man who voted
with The Black Republicans for the Army bill, with
the unconstitutional Kansas proviso. Even his own
party friends cannot rest patiently under such pro.
ceeding and beginning to speak out. We ask at
tention to the following structures OF the Baltimore
Patriot, Fillmore paper which, in spite OF its avow'
al in favor of the restoration OF the Missouri Com
promise-s thing most grateful to the Black Repub
lcans-cannot brook Mr.. Davis "coquetting with
Repubcansm' on account of his bitter prtjudlces
against Democracy. How do Fillmore men, at the
South, relish the sentiments and the acts OF their al
lies represented by the Baltimore Patriot and by
Mr.. Davis1
From the Baltimore Patrotl
HON. HENRY WINTER DAVIS.
The vote OF the Hon. Henry Winter Davis, in sup
port Of the Army appropriation bill, u,th me hdnSd'
prorso attached has created no little surprise among
his friends and constituents IN this city. How he can
reconcile this action with his sense Of duty 10 those
who selected him their representative it is for him
say.
When he cast his vote for Speaker Banks it was
well understood here that there were circumstances
which at least palliaed that apparent lapse II they
did not wholly justify it. But what excuse he has tol
sustaining the obnoxious Kansas clause, and thus
strengthening the hands uf the Republicans retard
ing settlement of the differences between the House
a.d tho Senate and jeopard,zng the peace of the
country even thoee VINO are most disposed to deiend
any political alteration on his part cannot possibly
divine.
Ii Mr. Davis has any ambition to continue to re-
present in Congress the city Of Baltimore, he mus
learn to reflect the sentiments of his constituents
more truly than he has done by his recent vote oil
they will have none of him. They desire to remind
Mr. Davis that is no. at all necessary to his success:
III opposing Democracy that lie should coqaette ~!h
RrpuLlicanism.
They have, moreover, a strong conviction that al
the next session of Congress the election OF Pres
dent will devolve upon the House, and as ruhor ha
already been busy ascribiug to him change OF posi
ton not at all compatible with his duty TO his cons
luens, they have right to ask him to state explicitly
where lie stands.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

n 1I ive Tho Above reward for tho delivery TO me o
| INV nero John, who sometimes css himself Johr
ii taken ou, of the county Of Hs!fnx or twenty
dollars If taken within the county Said nero lei'
- nm rbe 13,h August, He lie about 2l or % years old
- sr feet high brown mulsto compl' xon; ne
|v, vile temper wnich ia stsoacy Indicated IN mis- eye
,9c:. tn, at Halifax Cour, House in Novembe, ls5',
W Han. OF PEt.ylvana county; his mother and rela-
. ..e living and il j. likely he may eudaavor 20 get
.g,e hes are think it still likely his obi 10 o
escape into free State.
will ;a.az VI, Hunt and all persons who purchased
se,roe. NJ lin A. Norembe- Court 1858, Tor auy nor
ci,:5l ;bsg i:!s KIT se, OF said negro.
Ny oare i. News Ferry. uatax County. va
Aus Get; 6. Z. RithhhD'oN.
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HY I'll. C0VLWNOh OF VIRGINIA.


INFORMATION having been rscetTed nr the txccu
.;va tbn; JAMES KEEtE late OF The Public Guard o.!
,uis who is charged with forgery. hSs ted from JUS
and s now going a, large Therefore. do hereby Oh
reward of two hundred dollars 10 any person or per
~. is OF the Ciy Of Richmond; and do moreover
|ocra all officers o. the Commonwealth. civil and militia
a.. ..oucs; the people generally, TO their best cx
.ons 10 procure ;hc arrest OF the said heeie that
|nsv he L-uush, 20 justice.
Given under my hand az Governor. and under the s.
So. Seal OF the Commonwealth. At Richmcad,
@A1L'! Ills l6;h day Of August IN the y.ar is3o
q, tie Governor: GEORGE W. MusFoRD, Secretary o.
lie COMMONWEALTH u,
lame, Keefe was born in Kilkenny county lreana ne
ye,r. of aye 1--WE feet six inches high OF ruddy com
|,,Yon Blue eyes and brown h-ir walks with hs mead
- o'"' o'o' ' Aug ls-3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-26

YNIS property in the county of Goochlsnd esh miles
Il from Cedar Point Landing, aud about four from the
line Of tho Projected straight truck Railroad from Rich
mond Charlottesville containing 5a5 o land, (oi
which 20 are rich creek low grounds) adapted al the
usual crops we'll wooded and wstered exceently pro.
vided with buildings mostly new both for farm and board.
the yard and earden-iu all reapecs in fact desirable
prqperty. offered Cor private sal. Can be bought
between this date and 18th September for s6ooo-onr
third cach balance In and years secured by deed
Of trust on the property. Mr. Martin ON the premises
will show the farm to any wishing to buy while Is
boped that no one who does not really wish purchase,
pensed will pescr him about IT, The title is entirely
clear Address JOHN HART. JR.
Aug ls-cw4w HRdensviilr, G0ochlani. Va
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JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale privately my plantation called Mount
Bernard This plantation lies on the James Riyer IN
Adventure DAM and withip twen,yeght miles OF Rich
mond Ii contains sevonS hundred and thirty acres,
Of whchsevcntyave seres are James RIVER low grounds
grounds and the remainder is Beaver dam creek red
land There Is on the place good dweling.house on
beautiful Site and all necessary outhouses and both the
buildings and the fences in good repair and the land
| is in high state Of cultivation.
will also sell the stock and farming utensils upon the
land The stock consists Of horses mules cattle inclu
ding mich cows; and the farming utensils are the most
of them new, aud all of them good-and there are
enough both Of stock and farming utensils toT the mo
rough cultivation OF the plantation.
The terms Of sale TO the payments will be made
very much TO suit the purchaser.
Mr. James n. Payne my manager, living the place,
will show the property any person desiring TO examine
il, Ny address 10 w ashipgson, D. C.
May l7-ctf NJ ~. PAfNh.
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VALUABLE Land ~ PKlNCE GEORGE

WISH to sell very valuable Tract OF Land living In
the Northeastern part Of Prince George county con.
tanning 700 acres about 500 of which in original growth
of the finest quaity-ho residue in old field pine with the
exception OF Is 20 This Land Is living directly
ndo water. (Warde's Creek) within two miles of the
landngs This Land is thought to be worry valuable OF
of the large quantity of timber and on it
particularly those engaged in the lumber wood bu
sincss
Persons desiring the land aro referred to Mr.
Matthew Williams Or. Orlando Williams
Terms will bs made accommodating
Address JAMES c. HUGHES
Lombardy Grove, MeckepburG, va.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

mas above reward will be pad ~, the apprehension
and delivery 20 me- in some Jail in TIE State, SO
Ia; &c, him again, Of my slare L!NSEY purchased
-nsey IL Richmond last winer OF Sir C!endenin he
"a. raised in A.benarle aud has wife in the county Of
He s doubtless lurking about h h:aond or
b" gone 70 Albcma-!e Or Buckingham or may probably
|ntrying 10 sni hh way to & free State.
vascular and well formed and about ~ years Of
JAMES II. COX,
April ls-c.f WtsrrRpncR z O.. Chesterheld Co.
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LAND WARRANT LOST

A additional bounty land warrant No. i,22i for go
IA Of land issued t, me on the 23l q. February
1856 under the Congress passed I'd ni March, 1855
was mailed lr M the Pension Office 1t Washington City
and directed to the cure of Christopher {. McRac Mrn
chester Val the has never been received by either
OF All persona Lcrcby cautioned against trading
for he said warrant intend 70 apply the Pension
Office TO. a renewal Ot the same.
6ur l2-Owiwp JOHN RADCLIFFE
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FARM IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOE

IIAvIEG removed to Richmond, l offer for sale, my
H Farm lying in the county Of Charles City. 10 "a
miles from the James River end % sa from the city OF
Richmoni AID eoataains 40 acres about halt clear
ed producing we'll and rapidly improving under the use
all necessary outhouses nearly new Also, excellent
Garden and Orchard The Farm, could be very eonre'
nenty divided intotwo containing 300 and the other
24o acres Persons wishing to purchase Farm in the
most productive and rapidly improving portion Of Virginia.
would do wen examine this property, m am disposed
10 sell on iberalsnd accommodating terms.
Ths ovorseer my brother living adjoining, will show
the Parm to any one wishing to purchase
Address IR o A CREESHAW,
NJ. Rt.h,, Va
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July i-ctl2th Nov
4 VALUABLE FARM N THE COUNTY OF

MATTHEW'S, va, FOR SALE
M ESlRlEG 10 move my Negroes South will sell
II this beautifully located and desirable estate cheap
aud suit purchasers Sesiord contains 73G
acres $50 OF which is arabic. well enclosed with new
chestnut fence and recently lined The bsdincs are a
and in good order Supply of wuter plentiful aud
from failing sprngs Scaford is situated in an arm
and within sight OF the Chesapeake, with fine oy ter
shore and ubundanuc OF every variety of sh near
hand Vessels loading with grain lie within 100 yard.
of the srHnnry The Norfolk and Baltimore Steamers run
10 their wharf within miles of the farm, ,nrsa week
Persons wishing to purchase, requested inspect the
premises A. Il. SHEPARD.
Nav
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EIlH ALL

q M poss ession given Immediately most vnl. g.
IA liable and desirable Huu-e and Lot pleasantly Hi
situated fronting tho Court House Square, in the LII
city of Williamsburg, Va formerly owned by {. Shcl
don, The house hss egh rooms and closets.
and good cellars nd oil the necessary outhouses well
snd cisiern in the yard alarsc garden containing chocr
collection OF fine fruits OF all knds This Offers very
inducenIcntsto any person having children be educa
ted either nt the College of William and Mary, the
male and female Scminnres Any person wishing farm
hnd plenty of land in the peghbcr hood, very
moderate price nrge portion Of the purchase money
address VIM S. ?cacby, ESQ, Williamsburg.
n-cwtlsOct E.. T.. CURlls
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TO HOLDERS OF LARGE LANDED
PROPERTY

VNHE AMERICAN AND TRANSATLANTIC LAND
Il AND MINING COMPANY, in connection with some
of the newly established money institutions. Credits Mo.
biors) OF Europe and especially of Germany will ncco.
tiae purchase and sell lnnds and mines; also will employ
funds in good promising enterprises DISCOVERIES OF any
minerals or Goals will find greatly their advantage to
call address Office H. Nassau street New York
city X ANTON MILLER, General Agent for the United
States and CsnHdas. Per T. N Boss, Secretary
August 9-cwl0
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TWFITV.EIVF DOLLAKS REV ARD.

ID ANAWAY from the subscriber. on Friday, the 3oh
~ November, negro boy by the name OF fhlLtir a,
inches hsh rather thick set about the color OF ginger
SAKE full and large eyes; has habit OF one nas
|.!8 when talking or laughing, which look sciy nI
|ret nles is little inclined swaggcr ard drag Ms
.e, when wulkins He carpenter by trade was born
raised in Richmond Virginia, aud WILL Pc nsps try 10
sske his way to that place.
win give the above reward for his apprehension and
.very me- for his confinement In any jail TO that
|An get him. E. COLbEk!.
nee 6ctf Ncw-karn. N. c.
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

IN HEREBY give notice, that Virginia Land Oice Mill.
tary Warrants No. 3aO2 which issued the 2ls, OF
June i7s5 to VIM Reynolds, assignee OF Moses Quares
nnd No 444 which issued the 18th day of July 1883
to WIN Reynolds assignee of Christopher SoHkcs who
was assignee OF Ambroo Arnando bare been lost mslnd
or destroy and tho hers ofthe said VIM Reynolds
deccssed will in due tnic apply 10 the Commissioner
the Geueru Land Office tor scrip in lieu OF aud in sa;is
faction of snid warrants.
WIN. REYNOLDS TRENT
One of the heirs o VIM. Reynolds decd.
1,ly oR-SwlSw
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NOTICE.

TNHE :our negro men name DAVID, sometimes called
CROCKETT, CHARLES, LEWIS and LEE, who ran
wsy the 2T:h October 1855 yet large. See sd-
ru,emen OF thar date in the Richmond Enquirer, Ex.
saer snd Daily Dispatch which will give description OF
negroes We viii cv. an additional reward Of FlF-
iT DOLLARS 10, the delivery OF either OF them to us,
xs:'.Ss il taken ~ # the State Of Virginia.
4 April 26-ct az JONES e. SLATER
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DOMiIATAN LAND FOK sALE.-Thc .ubscr

EOUWHATAN INND FOK SALE.-Thc subscri
Il Der wishes TO sell his farm, situated mile abor c
Powhatan Court House. containing between four and five
hundred acres-onc hundred in woods the balance
improved and In fine condition The buildings mostly
new, comfortable and convenient. The dwelling quite
comnodious, with every :ssshry building machnc
Dacco houses &c The average sales from the farm for
four years past have ranged from twenty eight 10 thirty
eight hundred dollars; hands employed. from five
en- Refer 10 F. j. Sampson, at the Powhatan IL use.
Richmond Va, or addreos the subscriber. at Pow asn
Court House Va. JOS. a. MAYO.
Aug l-cylm
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1ATL.R EkDM KANSAS

6, Louts Aug. IA special despatch f,"m Ken
...s.vs that Governor Shannon and tho L. s. On.
saon. were leaving Lecompton, which place il .s
thought would very shortly be destroyed
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4. E, MILHY-TAkE NorIcE. that

MARTHA A. E, MILDY-TAkr NOTICE. that
MI shall proceed ON the first day OF October 1850 be-,
tween the hours of sunrise and sun set oi that ay al me
Town Hall in tho town of Manchester TO take the deposit
ons OF James L. Mby and Others 10 be read as evidence
in a matter Of controversy pending before inc @ Sir
cl Court Of Chesterfield county, on the Chd9ceS .'"'
thereof in which plaintiff and you arc defendant
Aud if the ukng OF said deposons be not or
being commenced shall be completed on that Day ns
taking OF the will be adjourned from ,lne m 10 .me
until completed VILLA" Nihp''
Aup lg-cW4w
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VAIUABLE TRACTS OF LAND ON JAMES
RIVER, IN GOOCHLAED COUNTY, Is NILES

VATUARIE TRACTS OF LAND ON JAMES
RIVER. in GOOCHLAND COUNTY, Is NILES
ABOVE RICHMOND FOR SALE.
SI1HE spb,rribers are authorised sell tract OF $40
acres. living on the Canal Is miles above Richmond,
about 50 acres Of which heavily timbered and from inc
quantity Of cord wood 'Sna % be a su' 'S
ON t. place surrounded by handsome shade trees ana
the prospec for valuable coal beds are considered unsuf
passed. Il equped by any loeatos ia toe ooIn.y ,,s
Also ior ssc another TRACT Of land adjoining the above
containing 2 acros Of arabic land of which ~ lcses @
James River !ow g:ounds On the place here u O. tnd
on such estate
The minerals on the trsst will be reserved
Upon the payment of onethrd OF the purchase money
for each place credit of from to 10 years Will Dc gwen
for the residue bearing interest properly secured
Aug i2-cow GoDbIN & APPERsoN, Auets.
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a DESIRABLE COTTON PLANTATION FOR

SALE.
THO effect division between the hcirs the valuable
Il Plantation known as FANCY FARM. situated in Car.
roll County, Mississippi, s offered for sale
The trscl contains about 1000 ncrcs-Hbout twOthrds
lies the Big Black Bottom There between 700 nnd
zoo acres cleared and under fence. There Is n good
Dwelling House. containing rooms, gin house and
all other necessary out houses the place.
1t is known be OF the heahicsr regions Of
try in the South The Mississippi Central Railroad
through tho place and the will be running within 10
miles of tho Plantation this Fall.
The place wi he sold low and on easy terms
For further information, address
Dr.. C. l.. HUDSON,