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L,IlND EOR S.fLE-

sA AN offering for sale, on reas-
enable terms, 36O Acres Of
CVR Land, : miles north of Paul
l. ding. near the old Missionary
Station. The land comprises prairie. san
DIV and bottom land. not subject to over
flow. There are comfortable buildings on
the place. and about 1870 acres open land,
nearly all fresh II is healthy location
well watered by springs, and a fine we'll
Of water in the yard. For further partic-
ulars. apply to the undersigned on the
premises. +. +. HAND.
June 3, 1859. 3j-tf
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tn Land Ruver.

- AM offering for sale my
IFTA Plantation. containing over
MiHG THOUSAND ACRES. living
eight miles South West Of
Enterprise, Immediately on the paulding
road. inthe fork Of the Dry and Suan-lu-ba
Creeks, in Jasper County. Mississippi. Ny
plantation Is n,pSrior a. Cotton Farm. and
inferior 10 none in the county for growing
Corn. There are about four hundred acres
cleared and in cultivation. About six
hundred acres il of the richest quality Of
bottom land, subject to no overtlows
There are four Log Cabins, with four she'd
rooms. good negro cabins. some dozen in
number, and every other necessary out
buildings. including a good new Gin
House and Press, besides never falling
Spring. which furnishes my family, iscven-
" in number with as good water as the
county affords. ! refer to my present
growing crop 10 prove the quality Of my
land. I viii also sell my stock. including
Horses, Mules, Cows Sheep and Hogs, to-
gether with my farming utensils and the
corn and fodder which I may raise this
year.
invite any one wishinga superior Corn
and Cotton Farm. to call and examine my
premises. The situation is remarkably
healthy. Address,
SAMUEL T. WILLIAMSON,
Enterprise, Liss.
T,,t, o. Isso E0tf
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VIE subscriber wishing to concentrate
Il his capital in the Commission buri.
ness, oilers Tor sale large tract Of LAND,
IN jasper County, Miss, containing 20GO
acres and lying on Quatalah and Talla-
halA Croeks. The price will be low 10
purchaser Of the whole-or II would be
divided, II desired.
JOS BORDEN,
Mobile, Ala.
Dec. n. 1853. OFF
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Opposition STATE CONVENTION IN GEoR-
c1A.-The Opposition in Georgia held
state Convention at Macon last week. 1t
adopted on its platform a resolution in fa-
vor ofpreserving the Union: arathervague
declaration in favor of Congressional in
tervention TO protect slavery in the Terri
tories. and resolutions denouncing the al
legged extravaganza of the present Admin.
jstration and its recommendation to Con-
gress last session to confer upon it powers
to use the Army aud Navy for certain
purposes. Resolutions both in favor of
md against re-opening the African Slave
Trade were presented; but they were
both laid on the table. The nomination
of candidate for Governor was post
poned, and the Convention adjourned
with the recommendation of a Mass Con-
vention to be held at Atlanta on the sec
ond Wednesday in August.
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A DIVORCED WIFE 4 SERVANT II HER
HUsBAND's FAUNA gentleman living
in this city. and well-tO-do, married about
ten years ago. and after living with his
wife some FIVE years, he concluded to get
a divorce, on account of the unhapplness
of their domestic relations. The wife as
scnted. and he applied to the Courts and
was successful. A year passed and ne
concluded to venture once more IN the
matrimonial market, and see if he could
not find one who would make his home
happier than the first. In this he was
successful, and a short time after ms d.
vorced wife applied to him for work in
his family in the capacity of a servant
girl. The situation was given her, and
Sic NOW does the work, in the house OF
which she was once mistress, and beholds
the endearments lavished upon another,
which were once bestowed upon her.
The husband daily takes his evening ride
with his second wife, while the first takes
care of the children during their absence
How the husband can endure to see hi,
former wife thus Inundated, and the wife
bear up under it, Is to Us an enigma
/ CuriHnah Times.
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DURSUANT to a decree Of the Probate
Court Of Wayne County. State OF Mis-
sissippi. made at the May term. 1859.
thereof. the undersigned administrator Of
the estate Of DUGALD MCLAUGHLIN,
deceased. will. on Saturday 21th Of Au-
gust next sell NJ public auction to the
highest bidder, at the late residence of
the said deceased. about FIVE miles South
East of Winchester. on credit Of six
months, the following described slaves.
to-wit Penny, a woman aged about 30
years, and her infant child Elias. a boy
about II years Edmund. boy. about Q
years Alfred a boy. about : years Ju-
lia about years. Said slaves will be sold
subject 10 the lien prescribed by the stat
ute. and the purchaser or purchasers will
be required 10 give bond or bonds for the
sum or sums bid, with approved security,
payable as above.
EDWARD W. DAVIS.
Adm'r on ne Esii's Of h. M-Ldsghhn.
July l3. ls59. 4O-tds.
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- | NOW offer for sale. 40 acres Of
iil LAND, the tract on which | now
MnL reside. IL miles South Of Decatur,
in Newton County. This tract il one mile
South Of the Southern Rail Road, and em-
braces the best Of pine. oak, hickory. and
reed brake land, fifty acres Of which is un-
der fence. and forty in cultivation. good
cabins, water and orchard. The improve
ments are all new. All the stock, with
the growing crop Of corn, II desired
Also. 2iO acres Of Wild land. eight miles
south Of Decatur. on Pottochtto Creek,
one mile from said Rail Road This tract
embraces 80 acres Of the best Of bottom
land. together with pine, oak and hickory
land.
For terms. apply TO me on the above
premises, or h. SroNE. Esq.. near my resi-.
dencc. A. B. WOODHAM.
Merton o.. July % 1859. 42-3w
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Erncntorn, NOTICE.

HTHEREAS Letters Testamentary Of
w the last will and testament Of ABl-
JAH CANDY, deceased, were granted 10
the undersigned az tho Last July term Of
The Probate Court of Wayne County, State
of Mississippi now all persons having
claims against the estate Of said dccedent
are hereby required 10 exhibit the same.
and have them registered. in the manner.
and within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred.
JOHN l.. CANDY,
ARTHUR CANDY,
Erc0itors.
July 10th. 1859. 4l-6w
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PAULDING, MISSfseIPPI, AUGUST 3, 1889

regular intervals. tFice each week and
your hogs should be furnished every sun
day morning with amixturc of salt. ashes,
coperas. corn and water, all mixed up to-
gether and put into large trough, and
occasionally mix with this a small portion
of sulphur or pulvenzed birthstone, as it
is commonly known This should be also,
occasionally mixed Fith salt given to cat
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july a. 1850
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
state nT Nlaalaalppl,

Scorr CorNrY
n, Prodais Court n ssid CuynH Nay Tern,
A. ID. 1859.
To H B williams and Elizabeth Williams,
and AZ others Interested In the Estate
of KfNSEY WtNSTEAp. deceased.
UOU are hereby cited ~ he and person
ally appear hefore the Probate Court
Of said County. on Monday the ith day Of
September nest. 10 show cause. u any you
can. Why the hnal account Of Joseph and
Thomas Winstead. executors of the last
will and testament of said testator. nov
on 6lo in this Court. should not then and
there be allowed. and decree made
thereon accordingly.
Witness the Hon. A. W II Mctcalf
Judge of said Probate Court. the lst Mon
day of May. A. y. 1850.
- Given under my hand and sea
aEAL May 25th, 1850.
Nv J. y. JONES. C,rk.
July ~. 1850. 42-5t
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N~@~a THE undersigned, A. agents
for RonERr CARsoN. offer for
y sale valuable tract Of LAND,
~ in jasper County, situated
about seven miles from Panlding. and
about thirteen South West Of Enterprire
on the Mobile and Ohio Rail Road. The
tract contains twelve hundred acres, about
one thousand Of which IL susceptible Of
aucoesshil cultivation. About half the
tract Il prairie and slough land, the ba-
lance swamp and post oak lime land. This
Land Tor fertility Il not surpassed BY any
in the Eastern part Of the State. II will
be sold on accommodating terms, both a.
10 price and time Of payment.
SHANNON a STREET.
Pm1hng, July "a, 1859. 42-tf
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KING COTTON
nv GEoRGI P S0ERIs.

nv GEoEGI p. A0ERIs.
Old Cotton is king, boys-aha'
With hrs locks 50 massive and Uhitei
He shines among kings Ike q star
And his j. the sc-ptre of right,
B0v-. II right,
And his Is the sceptre ofright!
II.
Old Cotton, the king. has no care,
No queen, no heir 10 his throne,
No cuurtiers his tnlmph- o. share.
lie rules bus dOmnlUns .doue'
BOYS. alone.
He rules hrs dOmlni1n- alone
III.
Old Cotton. the merry Old boy
Like smoke from the pip IN hls m 1uth.
He years glide away in th"rr Joy.
Al home. "a the warm sunny south.
Boys, the South,
At home IN the warm sunny South.
"
Old Cotton will pleasantly reign
When other kings painfully fall,
And ever, and ever remain
The mIEhtie-t monarch OF all,
Boys. Of all.
The mlgh'les' monarch 81 9ll-
V
Then here's 10 Old Cotton. the king!
III true loyal SUBJECTS are We;
Wen laugh and we'll qUafi and We sing
4 lolly old fellow Is be.
Bows. - he,
- 4 = b..
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July 90 1859


L HEREBY forewsrn all persons from
Il trading for two certain PROMlSORN
NOTES. made by me and payable TO viii
liam James. Jr dated and due as fol-
lows One dated Nav 2Gth, 1859, and due
January lst, ls6O. for one hundred and
fifty dollars-the other Note dated same
date and due January lst, 1861, for one
hundred and forty dollars. The consider
alton for which said Notes were given
having failed, J will not pay them unless
compelled by law.
WILLIAM RILY.
July 2Oth. 1859. 4l-5w
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WE'LL ALL MEET IN THE MoRNING.-Such
was the exclamation of dying child, says
the Newark Mercury as the red rays of
tbe sunset streamed on him through the
easement. Good bye, papa, good bye,
Mamma has come for me to night; don't
cry, papa! Wen all meet again in the
morning" 1t was as if an angel had spo-
ken TO that father, and his heart grew
lighter under the burden, for something
assured him that his little one had gone
to Him who said Suffer little children to
come unto me- for of such is the kingdom
of heaven" There is something cheer
ful and inspiring to all who are in trouble
in this. .'We'll all meet again in the
morning 1t rouses up the fainting soul
like trumpe, blast and frightens away
forever the dark shades thronging the av-
enues of purer life. Clouds may gather
upon our paths-disappointments gather
around US like an amy with banners, but
all this cannot destroy the hope within Us,
if we have this motto upon our lips, IAN
will be right in the morning"
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The state OF siIssIssIppI.

IOvHs COuNrY.
N Probate Court u srid Copah,. Juiy TsrH1,
1850.
To Philip Williams and Meldred Williams
his wife. and other persons interested in
the estate of Asa WALTERS, deceas-
cd
UOU are hereby cited 10 bc and appear
III before the Probate Court of said coun-
". at the next term thereof. 10 be holden
a the Courthouse of said county. on the
second Monday Of september next, 10
show cause. II any you can, why the final
account of lsham and y. u. Walters. ex.
ecutors ~ che last will and testament Of
said testator. now on hle in this Court,
should not then and there be allowed and
a decree made accordingly.
Witness. ths Hon. VIM. Hood, Judge
u said Probate Court, the 2nd Monday ol
July, A. n. 1859.
Given under my hand and
SEAL seal Of Office, July the 18th.
~ A. y. 1850.
u. NJ. SHOWS, Clerk.
July 20 1850. It-5t
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We copy from the New-York Ledger
"a most tuneful CAROL" entitled king
Cotton by the prince of American bal
lad writers. General MORRIS has a wide
circle of friends and admirers at the
South. and this last inspiration Of his muse
will be particularly acceptable to them.
Melodious voices will give it breath" to
many Southern home. We cordially
reciprocate the sentiments Of the Ledger
when it SAYS that General MoRRIs is con-
fessedly the best sonC-writer of his time
"a most rare and honorable distinction,
for as yet the world has produced but few
good song-writers. To be able to write a
good song one that will live and that the
people ciH sing, a man must possess those
rare powers which enable him to pour
forth his emotions in melodious verse,
musical as the warbling Of birds. In all
this General MORRIS excels. He has that
indescribable gift which enables its pos
SCISSOR to throw halo of beauty and
splendor around the most common, every
day things"
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gtsaI 5SStrtisntnis.
The state or sIlaaisalppl,
NEWTnN HOTfNTW


N a. Probate Cburi of sad County.
To Daniel Walton, Mary A. Walton, John
A. Walton, james II. Walton, VIM. r,
Walton. Margaret 5. Walton, Enooh
Walton. George W. Walton. and An.
drew Walton; and Martha Wall and
Samuel Wall. her husband. Elizabeth
Dunagin and George W. Dunagin,
her hushandl and al others interested
In the real and personal estate ofJOHN
WALTON. decreased
VOU are hereby cited 10 appear before
III the Probate Court of the county ol
Newton, on the fourth Monday Of August
next, 10 show cause why the petition Of
VIM Walton. Administrator Of the estate
of John Walton. deceased. praying for =
sale Of the real and personal estate Of the
said John Walton, deceased. should not be
granted.
BY order Of the Court,
JAS. A. WARE, Crrk
LII. o. fag~ 41-St
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VaIuabIe PIantatIOn for sale.


.ANM TuE undersigned offers for sale
his Plantation, one mile south Of
Garlandsville. containing 800
Acres-of which 300 acres is rich
swamp and prairie slough land
so or 100 acres rolling prairie, and the
balance Of the tract level and sandy
There are 1870 acres in a good state of culti-
vation-good Dwelling and out-houses--a
well Of water in the yard, and a very good
orchard on the place. ] will also add 10
this, II wanted. loo acres Of black prairie,
all in q good state Of cultivation, or 400
acres Of rich prairie and swamp slough
land, $50 acres Of which are in a high
state Of cultivation, and nearly all frosh.
'xlAs lpsl named place has q good framed
TIN House, with other buildings suitable
for a plantation. I will sell the three
tracts together. IL wanted. and say that
out Of the whole lot Of 920 acres, there is
not more than fifty acres but what will
pay well 10 cultivate. For further parti-
oulars refer to myself or r. Z. Harper, at
this place.
JARRED WATTS.
ErrLf, {s,.,Us Hf,se I,,Iv "a 1870 IOtf
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Mr.. BUCHANAN FOR THE Presidency. The
P.ttsburg Post the leading Democratic
organ in Western Pennsylvania runs up
the name of Mr. Buchanan as a candidate
for re-election, and takes the ground that
ne is the only candidate whose nomina-
ton by the Charleston Convention can re-
concile the differences between the North
ern and Southern Democracies.-lN Mobile
Register,
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The Constitutional CoSyENTIoS OF KAN
sAs.-The bill Of rights reported by com
mittee Of this body, numbers twenty-three
sections, and according to the New ork
Times, is in substance as follows:
Il sets out with the declaration that all
political power is inherent in the people
prohibits slavery in the state proclaims
religious toleration; defends tho sound
ness of the writ Of haJeas corpus; protects
~ rreedon, Of legislative debate; forbids
the transportation from the State Of any
marty for an offence committed within the
State limits; prohibits imprisonment foT
debt insures TO naturalized cltlleh7 Il tnt
fun privileges accorded to natives and
declares that no citizen Of the state shall
he held TO appear before the Suprem'
Court Of the United State. on an apPea
from the Supreme Court of the state . hu
that when appeals are taken on questions
of interstate law, they shall only b'
through. or from, the District Courts o
the United States.
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- - -

MELTED To DEATH-James DOYLE,
blacksmith by trade, died in Chicago last
Friday week, under the following circum-
stances: He was an extremely athleticp per-
son in appearance, and was considered by
his fellow workmen as possessing re-
markable degree of strength and bodily
vigor. On Thursday he worked in the
shop as usual until six o'clock. when he
went to supper in as good health as usual
After supper he complained of extreme
heat, and confined to complain until twelve
o'clock, when he went to bed. At three
o'clock in the morning his roommate
awoke and found him breathing his last.
A post mortem examination revealed no
unusual appearance of the body, except a
remarkable and unsual quantity of adipose
matter. BY Overwork and the heat of
the day he was literally melted dorm. The
coroner jury found this 10 be the cause OF
his death.
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Gtgal aNbutistmtnts.
InsOIVent Notice.

WHEREAS, at the May term, 1889, Of
w the Probate Court OF Scott County,
Mississippi, the estate Of +. G. HUNTER
was declared insolvent: now, therefore.
all persons having claims against said es-
tate are hereby notified to file the same
with the Probate Clerk Of said County,
duly probated and registered according to
Law, within twelve months from the date
Of the first publication Of this notice. or
they will be barred.
7. n. PETTY. Admir-.
T,,,,, X 1870 36-fm
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stray Notice.

TAKEN up by Edmond
49, Dean. thirteen miles south
of Decatur. one BAY FlLLN,
~N.p,lI. about three years old, aP-
praised 10 be worth 6ity dollars. Also,
one BAY MULE. about two years old. ap-
praised b b. worth one hundred dollars.
JONATHAN GRAHAM,
Ranger. N,cian Cbsuty.
r,fv n fa50 a2-3t
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- TAKEN up by II. W. Par.
49, ten, fourteen miles South
Eaatof Decatur, one BROWN
.a4JRpSI. PONY MARE, about twelve
years Cd, Ieft hind foot white. and large
white streak upon his nose and q scar on
tho right thigh, white spot on the left side
Of the back. Appraised 10 be worth sixty,
Eve dollars.
JONATHAN GRAHAM.
Ranger. Nrrton Couniv
Iulv q 1880 Ao-Qv
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ST. Lours July 2O-Three negroes on
trial at Marshal, Missouri, yesterday Tor
murder and rape, were forcibiy taken
from the Jail by mob, wbo burned one
and hung the other two
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SIS Reward!

Runaway from the un-
RZ dcrsigned, near Waynesboro,
MW Wayne county, Mississippi, on
HA thenight ofthe 18th Of August,
I'M inst, a bright Mulatto boy,
w named MAS; aged about 81
Ez1-S==Byears; 5 feet inches high
weighs $50 pounds; spare built; rather
down-cast look; speaks very intelligently.
| think there is some white person con-
nected with him he is well dressed; carri-
ed away with him hand-axe. think that
he is travelling towards Columbia. Marion
county. Mississippi ! will pay the above
reward for his delivery to me, or confne-
ment in any safe Jail where ! can get him.
A. TAYLOR.
WaynesJoro, Aug. 81, 1858. 45-tf
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GARBALDi. Scotch are claiming
Garibaldi A. a descendant Of old Scotland
but their claim will hardly weigh, we
think. against that of the Jones" as set
forth in the Petersburg (Na.l Express
II says:
This heroic man, who is now carrying
terror TO tine hearts Of the Austrians, is
said to be a descendant Of Mr.. John John.
.on Jones, who died at his residence in
Blandford, about the year 1867. II is a
fact well attested by documents now in
possession Of an aged citizen, that beau
tiful young daughter of this Mrs. Jones,
eloped from Petersburg about the year
| 1853, with an Italian tight-rope dancer
Garibaldi, who having an immense
/ fortune in this country returned to his
dear native Italy, where a large family and
unalloyed felicity blessed the union be-
tween himself and his beautiful young
Blandford bride. Mrs. Garibaldi cores
ponded with her father until the day OF
the latter's death and letters subsequent
~ sent over by the children Of Mrs. c.,
leave but little doubt Of the fact that the
warrior Garibaldi, now in Italy. is direct
descendant Of the Jones family. ~ well
and iavorably known in Blandford during
/ the first half Of the past century.
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Plantation for sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale six
Il hundred and twenty acres Of the best
Bottom and Prairie Land in the County
Of Jasper, ono mile and half west Of
Montrose, on the waters Of Tallahala
Creek. There are one hundred and sixty
or seventy acres Of open land on the
premises, two double log cabins and other
out-houses-Gin House and Press put up
last ycsr-bcsides there is a. good water
A. the country gan afford.
As 10 price, the terms will be made easy
for the purchaser. Address
A. p. DUKE.
Hoptr0sr. Niss
July 20 1859. Act
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A SAD Casa young married woman
who had been deserted by her husband,
drowned herself and child few days ago
in creek at Jamaica, Long Island.
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NNNWN " NNaN HNIaNNIW W
"A AND

LAND
The plantations Of Coils. Claiborne and
jackson are now in a full state of cultiva-
tion. and have been found to produce well
for the last FIVE years. These gentlemen,
who may be addressed at Shieldsboro'
Hancock County, Miss, are referred to
for the character Of the land, and its
adaptability to the production Of this IA
nous cotton. The owner Of the tract, W,
5. Hoyett, NAV he addressed at Alto, p
O., Cherokee County, Texas ; or address
ID. BARTON,
GtrOuciie, Ala.
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At the present time there are one
hundred and seventy conyicts in the
Mississippi penitentiary.
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miscellaneous.
Glen Mora for sale.

THIS place, situated on
L$A-G the Mobile and Ohio Rail
Road, near Chronicle. 80
<sas1es1Idaas'iza- miles from Mobile. is noted
for the beauty and healthfulness ofits situ-
alton. being one Of the most elevated spots
along the line Of the Rail Road Also, for
its springs and fountains. II embraces 50
acres. fenced with new and strong pickets.
and the buildings, in good repair, are of a
pleasing style Of architecture.
For sale on very moderate terms. Ap-
ply to IL. l.. REYNOLDS 4 Co.,
Mobile. Aia.
July -. 1850. 42-2m
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Sea Island COtt0n Land.

e.ANA FOR SALE by the undersign-
ed, in Hancock County, Miss,
d$Y9sR near. or adjoining the lands OF
l. Colonels Claiborne and Andrew
Jackson,
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9nIcndId Lnnd Ion NnIe.

,cMMM THE undersigned offers for
sale seven hundred and fiity-six
cY04ss3 acres Of the best land in Newton
- or any of the adjoining counties,
living on the head waters Of Tallahala
creek, known ~ the Hollamon. Cross and
Harrcll land. q portion Of which is in a
fair state Of cultivation. with good and COM
Portable cabins on it. II is prairie and
swamp land Also, other landsin Newton
and Jasper counties, all Of which will
sell on favorable terms as TO price and
time Of payment. Address,
JAS. r. PAYNE,
GarianfsrH,. Niss.
Nav %, 1859. 33-6m