The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-19
COMMIssIONER,s SALE.

valuable property in Rankin, Holmes, and
binds counties
Under Decree Of the ehancery Court Of Rankin
county, rendered 14th March, 1859, in the case q
arsVes, vs.. John Kyle, Administrator Of J. 3
nite, and others, will by public auction to the
h'gnest bidder, make the following sales
Un the hrst day of November, 1853, will sell
at the Saw Mill Of Graves q White, in Rankin Co
near jackson, their Mil estats, consisting Of
Ins i-2 Of z IL and lots I, 3, 8: and o.
sec e, !, and lot of sec ., all In 7 3 lie. The
IL and e l-2 Of 8 W IA and W IL Of Nv
and W IL of w IA of SEQ sT5R2E. Lot
ana Of sec 80, T 9 r e !; and W Lac 8 W Ia
ana Iot 9, Of SEQ 81, T 9, z 3, al in Rankin Co.,
Sonealning 1910 acres. Also, the Steam Saw and
sna Stlss Aills, Larh-naking machine Engines, ma
sa.aslg and implements Of every description, pro-
Pelg afPesaicipg to said milling estate. All the
9fss1ld property % be sold body and IN soldo.
=. =, me sane tine md place, viii sell separately
se - q sec y s, r s, in Rankin county,
c'ne@inlng about 30 acres.
oa tae Ist day 81 November, 1859, will sell IN
rons Of ne Csptol in the city of Jackson, lot Of
anu near yzckson, and in Kinds county, described
as seven 2hd . half acres in the W corner Of w
ol<S Ia Of Sec 81, T 9, RIE.
N the sth day Of November 1853, will sell at
- n rssiisucs EaSrson. farming estate, in Holmes
consisting Of the following lands
fis9ts and II, Of sec l; the IA Of Sec 3
e IL Of Sec 10; lots /, Q. 5, 8, II and Is
1f Sec Ii, lots 5 AID Of See II all in Is.
W, containing about e57 acres. Also the partner
ship slaves Of Graves White, being about 80 in
number and very valuable; also, the farming uten-
ii and implements, horses, mules, cattle, hogs and
stock OF every kind, cotton gin, mill machinery,
wagons, household a1d kitchen furniture, and what
ever may be on said plantation belonging to Graves
White, and properly appertaining thereto, as
part of said farming eseate-but not including the
crops, or produce thereof, nor the provisions and
supplies on hand. Said farming estate including
both realty and personality, viii be sold In
body, aud soiid0, subject 10 the completion and
gstssring Of the crops Of the present year BY T.
md ta h1a rafa nj
Perty until the lst Of January. 1850.
fERES OF SALE.
0ne third cash, one third on . credit Of one year
and one third a credit Of two years from the day
of sale Purchasers to give for the deferred pay
ments bonds notes with approved security, bear
ing interest at per eeut. from the day Of sale.
Persons wishing to purchase are referred to Z. b.
Lombard. of Brandon, John Kyle, Of Canton, I,
the oVersser on the plantation in Holmes County.
GEORGE n BARNES.
Sept 20 St nov 8. Commissioner.
ELECTION NOTICE.
RY VIRTUE Of proclamation TO me directed
Ii from His ExceIlency, the Governor Of the State
different precincts Of Kinds county, Mississippi,
the first Monday, the 3rd day of October next for
one Governor, one Secretary Of State, one Auditor
of Public Accounts, one State Treasurer, one Rep
ressntative in the Congress Of the United States,
for the Fourth Congressional District one Senator
and three Representatives in the State Legislature.
(-l Given under my hand and Seal this 3oth
Seal day of August sWa 1883. 3 r.y1oR
Sept. ,, $3.50 d. Sheriff Of binds co., Miss.
Executors Sale OF Land, Stock, Crop, &c.
pY virtue Of an order Of the Probate Court of
D Kinds county, and By virtue Of the last win of
William Clark, deceased, viii on Thursday the
18th day of December 1858. proceed to sell en- the
premises at public anction 70 the highest bidder,
the plantation lately occupied By said deceased,
and upon Society Ridge IN binds County, Miss.
Said plantation is situated Twelve miles North Of
the City Of Jackson, ten miles from Clinton, six
from Livingston, and eight from TugalOO Depot on
the New Orleans Railroad. Limekiln Creek runs
through the center Of the tract and Is not subject
t,overfoW. There are eighty acrsso Of timber land,
the remainder Is cleared the whole tract embracing
twelve hundred and forty acres, four hundred
of creek bottom in cultivation, much Of il now
bearing the fourth crop and the residue is gently
undulating. All the cultivated land has been well
eireled TO protect from Wahing. There is abun-
dance of water for stock, and eisterns and spring
water for persons There il large orchard of fruit
bearing apples, pears and peaches. The fences are
in good condition and young Cherokee brier
hedge is growing around part Of the farm, and
cross fences arranged to enclose pastures. The
surrounding forest is composed of hickory and oak
growth, suited for raising hogs, and the summer
range for cattle IL good. There Is good ginand
press. also negro cabins, stables smiths shop de-.
&e., on the place.
The residence is one mile from the negro quarter,
and is Situated the high ridge Of land known
Soeeity Ridge, and about one quarter Of q mile
-ffoRa public road. There are four churches of
different denominations Eskhfn i've miles, and the
neighborhood cannot be surpassed for intelligence,
morality and enterprise and the health Of the re-
gion is equal to that Of any State in the Union.
At the same time and place will be sold large
number Of horses, mares, mules, oxen, cows, sheep
and hogs, all reared on the place. Also several
thousand bushels Of corn crop Of fodder, potatoes
pease De- together with farming utensils, iron axle
wagons &c., ali new and in good condition.
The land will be sold the purchase money paya-
ble one third cash, and the remainder in one and
two years with security.
The personal estate will be sold for cash.
Oct 10 '59-G2m. z. A.-CLARK, Exr.