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'ANHE CELEBRATED DR.. J. 8. ROSES
NGEDICJN ES,

OF PHILADELPHIA.
These remedies are the result of thirtyfve years
of extensive and successful PRACTICE and are the
On! 5ch.bl9 preparations TO cure the various ills
DIS. =: S. EOSES COUCH SYRUP OK Elk
P,ECTORAEI,. will radically care Coughs, Colds,
hcarseness, BronchItis, and ali Lung Diseases
DIR. }. S. ROSES ALTERNATIVE SYRUP.
or BloGG Purlh9T for the cmre of Scrofuis, Old Erup
tcns, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, Swelled Neck and
n dise1seS arising from an i!apure state of the
OI SS: J. r 5. oSs55SsEs DYspEpr,c coMpouyn
Inc Oily sue cure fer DysPe2sia and Liver Com
Or. J.. S. ROSES PAIN CURFR. lis ,ot
cure ci bEt II mas stood the test OF s. wears
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches Cholic
Pains IN the stomach and Bowels, Spralns, Bruises
"a rs In TIE Limbs, Joints, Back and Spine or any
pam internally or externally. fTiee H. Is and u
cents = bottle.
These remedies, end mary others referred TO in
Dr.; Roses Medical adviser, (which book NAV be
rad grof;S a. any The drug stores where the med
clnes ere kept hfre been used gth success low over
lF'sn persons with PTc.lPt benefit. To ensure
suoces5 you have only so see that they are genuine
by having the Doctors icTitfen sigrctuYs ore, sasS
cork ard on each Lobs!.
IL Kept By sill Druggists. ,ea-tr
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IN9TICE FOR 'fHE RESTORATION OF
cEER.TT L LANDS TO MARKET fN The

The grant Of l.nds made by act Of Congress sp-
proved June 5, 1885, TO the STATE OF LOUISIANA 10
mentioned having been far adjusted as 10 author
ize me release from " thdraval Of the lands here
vacant oed lands which he outside Of SIX IN miles
on each slde # the railroad fron New Orb ans 10y
Ope!ousasfo the state line of In the
under meatI"I Ell townships, which have not b~en
Ntsct'i IN r,TtR' II sad sranf, rsserred for
tHfy a: the da'e ul withdrawal the ordinary min
lmgm & Sis Fer acre, or al the graduated prices
private entry on thu days ana at the places herein
after specified ct the ordloary minImUm IF Sis
sradusted at the date of withdrawal.
At the Land Office 1T NEW ORLEANS, on Mondsy,
the fffh day NJ March next-yIz:
Sen Of III. tHS, line Of the principal meridian
and ,ceAt of fhc MiASJSSippi rir,r.
townships IS and u. Of range 2,
townships IS, ia, Il. and II, "f ianse IS.
T ownsbPps Is H. 49, s1d H. OF T q ls
To~nsRiPs r. 49, H. and Ii Is s0 of Tsn 81 s
T ownsSips IS an. 1 a I7 ~ OF 5snse s
townships i and i, Of ;sase n So
Townships IS, 10, and ". of range T.
HownshiPs Is al. nd Is r. s az l. u; 81 range r.
Township IL, ofrange IS.
-. A. the Land Office at OPELoUsAs, on Monday,
the i<h ooy 0 March neKt-vlz:
No'h Of the base line and OF the rr,netpol r,s
Township 1, of ranges and 2
Ncrh n the bds. line and irest of ths p-,,e,,sI M.
roNhshlps i, >, and 4, of rangeI
roHnships !, ,, Z, and 5, of raDre2
townships L, 2, and s, of rangeS
SO@h o. me base line nrd Of the principal NE
-. rIdidp.
IrwnshiPs |, z, I, J, and.l0, of rangeL
roNnshlps l, z, SIS, 9, 10. and n Of ransez
ToNhshlps Z, S, 4, s, and u, Of range s.
,roNnshlpe Z, ), 4, 5, and IL, of ranee =
ToNnehlps 4, 5, s. Z, IL, II. and "a of ranres
IToNnships = 5, s. 2, ana Is of ranges
Tomnsh;ps o, Q, Ia, II, Is, and L. of rante,
To,hips 9, >, 10, ~, II, and Il, of ranses
TTownships Q, 10, II. and IL. of range o
rToWhshlps y AND IS, of range TO-
Townehlps 10, ". IL, 49, and IA of r.nssu
ioNhshlps IL. u. is, and IL, of range Is
SoHh OF rae base Ltne and tcesf Of m. p,,,<,r,I
townships |, 2, and g. OF rapr.I
Iownehlps and 2, IF range2
townships ], 2, Z, and 5, of ranges
1ownshlps l, 5, 4. 5, and s, of ranges. ,nds
roNnehlps J, 5, 4, 40" 5, of ranges and
roWnsnipsl s. and 4. of ranges
townships 2, ), aud 4, of ranges 10 ,ndr
Given under my hand, at the CITY of w.sb,,,-
'oh' THIS twenty eighth day of December, Iass.
Actg Commissioner General Land EAsc,s
NoIE:IS noer the regula of the dep.rtr,e,,
&c Ierr toIore and now existing no PAYMENT ca be
nnSo LOT advertising proclamsnons exoent 20 .nos
as are specially arfh orr zsd 10 pnbIisS b.
Gln ~ fk.fs
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IL ING IL BURCHEI.L.
~ Corner Of l5th st. and Vermont ar,
TEA DEALERS AND GROCERS,
Have lat ely received 6S chests of sta ndard Black
"a. USED ana recommended by physicians 81
we are yet selling this kind of Tea at fftyl4R
cents per pound. Those who have been paying rs
cents Tor Tea would do we'll to try thase articles
w Q have also Ill store ENGLISH BREAKFAST
rrHHfh, Genulne, ORANGE, PECCO, POW
rGunPowder. Young Hyson and Imperial GREEN
EAS, IN great variety, price from 80 cents to 50
per Pound de 20 IF
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DC, 20, &c.
TICKETS 5l5, halves $3.50, quarters $751; eghts l87.
Address-PRANCE, BROADBENTS l. CO.,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF DEL.
~ AWARE.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., MANAeRps
WIMINGTON. DELAWARK.

WILMINGTON, UELAWARE.
FRANCE, BROADRENTS & co. having OBJ
tained from the Legislature of Delaware at its late
sesslon, Lottery Contract, TO continue In opera
ton for period Of twenty years, and having given
bonds 20 the State for n.Hion Of dollars to Sc
cure the prompt payment of al prizes sold are now
DATED LOTTERIES OF della WARE for
tne oeneht of interGatio-a improvements and other
OE DELAWARE for the same objects
The Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware are
Drawn doll at IS minutes before 5 p. m, and the
Sussex County Lottery daily at IS minutes before
All drawings under tie super;ntendencs of Lot
tery Commissioners appointed by the State of Del
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The BEST coT Wdp IsTYRUP IN THE
p Tss best C0USH SYRUP in ihs world In
aAhfshokNEE1Sy PPEGT9RAL SYRUP OF

This article is prepared by a Chemist And
+! by medical men, and those who have pses
~ 70 De the best PREPARATION for CoxsEs CoId,' q
COD, and preventive Of that lion of dseSsss. -.
Persons who sing should use it II in pIsasan, q,
tne 0st1 soitens, clears and strengthens tbe voinS
as{s sl irritation Of the throat and lungs, and rre
IL Bottles IS and 50 cents and sI, Sold b,.p
SIutsisrs In Washington, GoorTetoWu and Ale2sn
'e- 90 1I-d
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HARTSHORNE'SC URE-ALL,
AND kEMEDf FOR DYSPEPSIA, wEAK
PREPARED By A CHEMIST
BOTTLES IL, Is and 20 cents and one doIl.,
VIE GREATEST DISCOVERY In MEDICAL
HARTsHORNE'S CURE.ALI, ,boud h. ..,,
10 all families in case Of accidents or sudden sie{
ness as 1t frequently cures in lees time thar n "a
cures TO get q physician. " 10
IL cures pain In any part of the svstem nd 4. 800
externally and internally ''''A >ae ~ ssoe
IL As the gent changes of the weather ,ro-
ouce bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limb
s sss BFSd a.;s also, STIFF MeStsvey person should
Snevs Eiood and Bones; and BY it's wsrrainS eleo,
set bntt poTer expeis al pain from the system.
HSSRSSFEss F ysG hsEs GSgshs u.s HAkTs,
GMHEiSsRY-it il the BEST Cough Syrup in tSs
Ifyou Are Bilious. use HARTsHORNE,sA
blLlOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver. Sto
oreticre. - " o siu oel Dc
The above medicines to be had At all Drus s.o,..
"a Wsshinston Slt{; .KIDWELL & CfSSEii.TI'se ID
soorHetown; II. PEEL q Co., Alexandris.
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IT, noer the regulations of the departres,
made TO- .d ING now existing. no payment can be
III ouNertlslng procamstlons exoep t 10 snch
uo.ners as are specially ized 10 pnhIisS h,
Us I. S1m missioner Of the General Land Ofice.
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M EsTTZNE6RoTT's SCHOOL PIANO, PIANO
~ rSfnted Tor hye years, and kept in tune free 86
store Of w. G. METZEROTT.
xne o% ootave chickerInr, almost new, for sI7s.
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MEDICINES.
ITO THE AFFLICTED.

ITO THE AFFLICTED!
Il MRS NJ CO1S
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECEPTION
This valuable preparation has proved 20 be ouauof
the greatest remedies for ErysIpe.as, Scrofuh
Rheumatism, Scurvy. Eruptions and Blotche. on
Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Llver. salt Rheum.
and al disease a-lsIHg from the effects Of Mercur,
ever presented To the public.
Testimonials and certificates from hundreds Of
respectable citizens Of Baltimore and other parts of
the country possession al the proprietor, tee,
III IL is sold by most al the Druggists Of Bsln
more, snd al the residence Of the proprietor:
MRS. NJ. COX.
I5s East Baltimore street
between Eden street snd Central avenue
None genuine unless her name 10 blown on IN.
bottle and her seal on the cork.
w Prlce 81 per bottle, SIX bottles FOR s5.
GEORGETOWN, ID e., has been appointed Whoisssle
Agent for the District, and VIII supply the trade Of
my prices. de = -t
A ANEW DIsCoyERh!
AN INCOMPATIBLE TONIC. A Deloloss
and Invigorating Beverage
suit ANA PA N A CEA,
THE ELIXIR NITs,
For the Radical cure OF
Dyspepsia, Loss Of ppetite, lndlg eston lntermt.
tent and Remittent Fever, Nervousness,
Nervous Tremors, .
And the whole train of distressing evils Originating
from the lmpurity and suggIshness OF the blood.
Weak and slckly constitutions are suddenly
stored to health and vigOr by this Aromatic Elixir
Put up neatly in pint bottles.
KING & DUNNAvANT.
ID Sold by al the principal Druggists.
no II SIN
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For sale by the usnal agents IN every city, and by
me drhgsists In Washington, Georgetown, and
Alexandria. no a eoIy
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-24
UNITED STAT E s,

PUBLIC ACTS OF THE THIRTY
SIXTH CONGRESS
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T1ND SALES. &C.. &c.
MADISON COUNTY :

.NDS FOR SA L EFT
~tr r,,dsrsigned offers for sale six hundred and
forty acres Of lands, t84o) in Madison county,
ui.sissippi, lying six and q half or seven miles
n,h aast Of Canton, formerly known Is the Blair
nd II was entered at an early date by Col. John
n der. and adjoining his home place.
This tract embraces some Of the finest Branch
Bottoms and Uplands IN the county. 1t is well sup
pIied with timber, and has good outlet for stock.
There is in cultivation two hundred and seventy
Eve acres, and one hundred Of which ID fresh
and City acres FIRST crop. Forty or ffty acres more
are enclosed, rich branch bottom, easily brought
into cultivation.
The buildings on the premises consist of . good
Double Log House. with passage In the middle |;
three good negro cabins, all new good gin house
. Fifty saw stand Of Atwood's make, cast, gearing,
and good press, all complete. There Is also large
stock pond, just completed, and very good we'll
water.
The place Is in fine condition to make crop the
coming year-the fensing being in good order.
ALSO:
also offer for sale the tract of land, on which
now reside, formerly known rs the Nash place, in
GLIDING other lands adjoining, amounting In all to
thirteen hundred and sixty 1850 acres nine nun,
dred of which is in cultivation, we'll ditched and
| drained, Q considerable portion enclosed with
rood Cherokee-r rose hedge The woodland, which
embraces nearly one-third of the tract Is nearly
all swamp land Of excellent quality and faeiy tim
bered, sufficient, with care, to supply the place
4
On the place Is good two-story house, with 81
rooms large and comfortable, Ere place to each
has undergone thorough repairs during asst fall anc
winter, repainted and papered in neat style; gooC
quarters for seventy-fve or eighty negroes goo1
| barns and cribs, comparatively new; gin, mill
bIacksmith shop, new and well sheded and aImos
eli out-buildings that are necessary. Also, NV
good wells Of water, supplying the place tounti
fully, even in the past dry season. and TWO iaFs
stool ponds.
This place is located four and half miles east
Canton. the southern terminus OF the Mississippi
CentraI Railroad, and the northern terminus of tn
Ship Island Railroad as well as the point at which
they both connect with the New Orleans, jackson
and Great Northern Railroad. 1t is finely Located
and one of the prettiest and most desirable place
in this sectitn Of country; and, will further sa!
one of the very best Cotton plantations IN tni
nortion of the State. 1t has also 9 good apple an
peach orchard; in a word, every thing to make
desirable.
Those wishing to purchase good place, finely 10
| cated and on reasonable terms, would do well
call anu 'AS"'n' ''' GEO. A. ROSS.
| C.o, M;ss Oct 10 1867 Dec LIST.
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THE CRUTCHFIELD HOUSE
AT CHATTANOOGA,
+ q r s A I,

AT GHAfTANOOGA, TENN
FOR S LIE.
IN consequence of the death of my brother-in-
! law, and partner, the late John IL. Lump kn, of
Georgia. all the real and personal estate owned By
us Jointly in the State of Tennessee, will be sold
to the highest bidder, on
Wednesday, 18th day of November, 1860.
The property consist of the well known
"CRUTGHFIELD HOUSE,"
1t Chattanooga, Tenn,
With all of its rights and privileges including the
FURNITURE,
And the three lots upon which the Hotel stands,
No. so, 80 and 81, Chestnut street.
Also, the three lots opposite said hotel, No. SO,
81 and SO, Chestnut street, giving front of over
900 feet Chestnut street and running back 238
feet to other streets.
Also. lots Nos. . and g. on Carter street, each
fronting 100 feet on said street. running back
width $50 feet to other street.
Also, lots Nos an6 7, on Market street, fronting
80 feet on Market street, and running hack same
width 200 feet to Rail Road street
The Hotel property is too well known throughout
the Union to require an elaborate description
1t is the best paying property in the Southern
States situated as it is, Immediately at the large
Joint passenger Depot of the four Rail Roads now
running and terminating here. The Nashville aud
Chattanooga, Memphis and Charleston; East. Ten
nessee j. Georgia and Western Atlantic Rail
Roads are now complete; and the Wills Valley d
North East and South West Alabama Rail Road
will be completed and terminate here in a year or
more a great
now complete, and a portion of the iron having
been purchased, over twenty miles of it will laid
and running this winter, and other contemplated
Roads. among them the Road connecting Chattan-
ooga with Cincinnati Chattanooga Kentucky
CENTRALLY The House has been doing steady,
heavy and increasing business. without opposition,
since October 1850, and its prospects for con-
tipued increase, are very great.
Lots Nos. SO, 81 and 60, Chestnut street, and
Lots Nos and 8, Carter street. are very valuable,
being situated so near the Depot.
Lots Nos and 7, Market street, are fine bust
ness Lots, being situated equi distant between the
business portion OF town and river, and have now
erected upon them two large and cOmmodious
brick Store Rooms, admirably adapted TO a heavy
Produce and Grocery Trade.
There will also be sold at same time the joint
NEG Il o ES,
among whom. are cooks. house servants, ironers,
washers. DC. &C., all of whom are very valuable.
Terms of sale, Except as to the Negroes,
which will be sold for cash, one-third Cash The
balance in six, semi annual payments, with per
cent added, the purchaser giving notes with ap-
proved security. TOM Chu fChFlELD.
Oct. IS '60-wlt.
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MTssTs PPIAN.
TER MS:


The weekly Mssissippisn Is puelisneo every
wednesday, IS per nnnum, payable an !.
Ths Semi-W eekiy Mississippian is published os
Tassdays and Fridays, ut 81 per annum-in al
vance.
..os;ona AZ the Legislature, at IS.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
One square, (of 10 lines or less) first insertion
al: each subsequent insertion, SO cents. :,
An ADVERTISEMENTS viii be inserted In botf
Weekly and Semi-Weekly papers, unless other
wise ordered. a., =,
Merchants advertising By the Year, Will b,
charged the sum of SEVEETY-FIVE DoLhAhs
with the privilege Of changing ct pleasure.
Professional. Commission Merchants, sud ON
Cards, Is DoLLAks per year.
All Advertisements from distance must Pc -
eoupsnied with the money or good city aece
Communieations intended to benent inois M -
corporations or companies, will be cnsrseo -
Vertisements. 49,. charge
OsTruXRY NoTIuEs published without S ,rsr
when they do not exceed i've lines II A'-e
charged Is ADVERTISEMENT. m.n,.r.nce anc
Odd-Fellows, Masonic, son: o. LIE nl;ce. If paiG
for in sdvsnce.
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SOUTHERN RArLRoAD

TWO DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS.
Distance from Ficksbnrg TO Newton no
Mics.
sN Through Fare, 81 90. 81
4 IN Monday, October 1st 1860, the following
~ Schedule goes into operation.
Inc morning through train leaves Vicksburg at
O'Clock, A. d., connecting at Jackson junction
with the passenger train of the New Orleans,
Jackson and Great Northern Railroad going South,
arriving at Newton at o'clock, P. NJ.
The Evening Accommodation Train, (stopping
at Jack,on,) will leave Yicksburg at 2:55 2. NJ,
and arrive at Jackson junction, at 5:43, 2. NJ,
connecting with the Passenger Train of the New
Orleans, jackson and Great Northern Railroad
going North.
Returning: The through train will leave Newton
at 80, A. NJ, connecting at jackson junction
with the passenger train of the New Orleans,
jackson anu Great Northern Railroad going North,
and arrive at Ficksburg at 1915, p. NJ.
The Accommodation Train will leave Jackson
junction at o'clock, A. NJ, connecting with the
| Passenger Train from New Orleans, and arrive at
| Vieksburg, at 1915, a. NJ.
| ~ Passengers from Vicksburg for Canton and
| the North, by the Mississippi Central Railroad
| will take the Evening Train.
~ Passengers for stations east of Jackson
will take the Morning Train.
r - Passengers for New Orleans can take eithel
| train.
| tH- Passengers getting on the cars withou
| procuring a ticket from the station where thu
| Company is prepared to sell them, will be charges
TEN CENTS extra for the first station, and five cent
extra for every station thereafter to the place 0
| stopping.
| The above schedule will be complied with, AM
all passengers aud freight will be carried far
the condition of the road, the safety Of the public
and the ability of the company will justify. Blu
for any failures omissions tooomply Herewith o
to carry any freight which may be hauled to an
depot Tor transportation on the road, the compaD
| will not hold itself responsible.
w. N .WADLEY,
Chief Engineer and Gent Superintendent
Nav '60-tf
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Valuable Land and Negroes for Sale :!

Valuable Land and Negroes for Sale J.!
II WISH to sal my plantation in Holmes county,
Il miles West of Richland, Cypress Creek,
containing $40 acres-350 aunder fence. There ia
$50 acres creek bottom land upon the place 200
acres OF which is in GUILTY. alton There is good Gin
and Mill-log buildings and quarters upon the
place. There is Welis-s large Cis:ern and
several Ponds of water the place. 1t is in one of
tho best neighborhoods in the State-good Schools
and Churches near the place.
l will also sell Is Negroes, Horses and 6
Mules; stocks of Hogs, Cattle and Sheep; IL to
1900 bushels Corn, 10000 TBS Fodder, 2 Wagons
and l Cart; farming utentis, &c. Among the
Negroes is IL bands and children, viz Negro
men, from % to 80 years of age; women from
l6 to rs years of age, and pillow boy. The Negroes
are all very likely. One of the men is q planta-
t4tion blacksmith.
Also 420 acres land in Sunfower county, on
"Great sky lake." Il is fine cane land-otheE
lands can be purchased adjoing it. l wish to sell
all the property together.
Tsrms-l Will take $4,000 dollars for the whole
propsrty-fve thousand dollars cash-baauce /,
2, 8, and years; or longer time if desired.
Notes with per cent. int est on the deferred
payments, with a lein upon the property to secure
their payment will be required. planter with
10 hands and $4,000 in cash can make tho pay
meDts from the products of the place. Or ! will
sell u interest in the lands to good planter who
will put in or 10 hands and take charge of the
business.
wish to sell because do not understand the
business of planting; and because have othe.
duties to perform. Apply to me at Jackson.
Oct. 10, '60-w4W MD. HAYNES.
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FOR SALE.

4 OFFER for Sale, the place on which now re-
l. side lying in and adjoining the City of jackson,
in the North East, and about 500 acres. This land
comes within 400 yards of the Capitol, and embra-
ces about $50 acres, within the limit of the City,
the balance is Immediately adjoining, and in one
continuous body. he residence is on beautiful
eminence, embosmed in woods, one hundred feet
higher than the ground which the Capital stands
and is about q of mile distant from it, over
looking the whole of tho surrounding country. Tho
improvements embrace all that is needed for COM
fort and convenience. Two hundred and fifty acres
OF the land is under fence of which $50 is in the
very CHEST state of cultivation, and produces from
So to 60 bushels of to the acre, there is wood
land pasture, of unrivaIled fertility The balance
of the tract is very heavily tmbered. and very rlon
the most of it is rich aluyial, black bottom land
and the finest kind for cultivation. This IS the
most healthy and desirable place in all the country
| No family on the continent has enjoyed better
hea' tn than ours, during the time We have Feu Oh
| it, upwards of 20 years.
This place is free from attacks Of the yellow lei
yer, the family and number of inmates having
resided here during each epidemic, and no one eve
had it. This is owing to the peculiar location
| the plase. -,
| jackson will be as soon as the Rail Roads, iead
ing to it are completed the very focus of the Sout
and as place of residence no place will surpsSs IL
| Jan 10 Gov IF. L. MooDi'
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ROR sar.E


ne OF the most desirable small tracts Of land In
- binds county, Eve mi es from Jackson, the
state Capital adjoining the lands Of VIM. B. Taylor
Esq, containing two hundred acres !; one hundred
acres IN cultivation, enclosed By coed f"1ee-a
good WOOD pasture of about thirty scres-enclosed
oy good fence--s small comfortable dwelling
kitchen, smoke house, stable, crib, wagon shed
and negro cabins &c.; several never failing springs
OF good free Stone gravel water, peach orchard
good stock range, (winter and SUMMER This Is
as healthy location as there Is in Kinds County
For terms which will be very liberal to good
purchaser, Apply to C. LOMBARD, Civil Eu :,
Ger, jackson, Miss or TO C. r DICKSON, fo'
Master, jackson, Mississippi. agents.
April 90 '60-s&R tt.
PEARL RIVER FARM FOR SALE.
FHNHE undersigned offers for sale his plantation
4 situated on the east side Of Pearl River, ~
miles from Monticello aud Westyille road
This place contains Eve hundred acres, tire
hundred of which are in high state OF cultlVaI,o
| all the land is new and fresh. II also has mn
| new dwelling house, negro cabins, gin and mil
stables, DC, embracing all necessary buildings an
| convenences. Terms reasonable.
| Sept Is '59-tf B. W THONPSoN.
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V.I.,..hIa u;va. pIa,,.,,on for Sole

n ,HE undersigned, offers for sale his Plantation,
L situated on. Honey Island, containing 1900
acres, Of which $50 are in cultivation, and 25O
more have been deadened seaveral years. The
place has a good dwelling house, negro quarters,
stable, cribs. fine new gin, and other convention
out buildings. also will sell my stock of horses,
mules, cattle and hogs, and the Germ, fodder and
farming utensils, on the place. The property, is
very valuable, the land being very rich and pro-
ductive; and fronting on Tchula Lake, which is
nayigable tor barge boats during the winter and
spring and also being situated within eight miles
OF the Yazoo River and wenty three miles of
YazOo City.
For terms apply to me at tho Plantation. Let
tiers addressed to me at Yszoo City care of Barks-
dale d Mcfarland, will be received.
Aug % '6O-wtf j, X. RICHARDS.