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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-22
STATE OF MIsslssIPPI,
Ia okaacsry Court of said County 10 Ssr,tenlber
term, 4. D.lS58. 7t =
John n Sumner, complainant, aissa s.
Iartin Gordon and his heirs, and all


term, a. d. 1850. Esa =
John n. Sumner, complainant, ai,a s
Martin Gordon and his heirs, and all
persons interested, defendants.
To Martin Gordon and his unknown heirs, and
to all persons interested in the following lands,
living and being in said State and County, to wit
Tue east half Of northwest quarter and east
half of southwest quarte4 northwest quarter
OF southeast quarter, section T. township = range
z, east containing in all about 200 acres You
hereby notified that said complainant hath filed
his bill in the Chsncsry Court OF said county, to
confirm bis tax title to said land, acquired BY yir
tue of \ tax sale Of said land, made By the Tax
Collector of said county, the 6th day of April,
A. d. 1855, and unisss yoa appear and plead
answer or demur to complainant's ssid bill, oa Or
bsfsrs The third Monday in Septsnbsr next, the
sane snd al the allegations therein contained will
be taken for confessed, and decree entered up
according 70 the prayer thereof and the act Of the
Legislature approved the I0fh Of February, 1850.
A. 1AkGUA, JR., Clerk.
W. q. HANDY, Solicitor. July2+3ed
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DELINQUENT TAx-LANDs.

Jackson, Miss, nne ZUth, IdoU. J
TEyHE following described lands in the county Of
Tunica, delinquent for non-psymentof taxes
of 1857, will be subject to entry or purchase ct
this flee, after so days from the date hereof, BY
any citizen Of this State, upon payment Of amount
for which said lands are delinquent and all costs
to the state, with damages ana subsequent Taxes
accrued. See Revised Code Of Mississippi, chap.
l. sec 9, arts. IS and 46, page 81.
niHisinn of Section. b. N. u. 4
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or The voters Of Calhoun county have
decided by majority Of 2lS votes against
the imposition Of . tar on the county oi
$4,000 ato aid in the construction Of the
Houston, Grenada and Eastern Railroad"
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DELINQUENT TAX-LANDs.


jackson, Miss, July Iltb, 1866. !
TUHE following described lands in the county of
IL Calhoun, delinquent for non-payment of taxes
of 1857, will be subject to entry or purchase at this
Office after sixty days from the date hereof, by any
citizen Of this State, upon payment of amoantfor
which said lands are delinquent, and all costs TO
the State, with damages and subsequent Taxes ae-
erued. See Revised Code of Mississippi, chap ],
sec. 9, arts. Is and 49, page 81.
nsvia;on Of SacfinD a II
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DELINQUENT TAx-LANDs.
Jackson. Mis-. Iuna anih lSS

Jackson, Miss, June 20th 1860.
WE following described lands in the county Of
4 Tunica. delinquent for non payment of taxes
of 1857. will be subject to entry purchase at this
Office. after go days from the date hereof, by any
citizen of this State, upon payment Of amount for
which said lands arc delinquent, and all costs to
the State, with damsre- and subsequent taxes ac-
crued, See Revised Code of Mississippi, chap. !,
sec. g. arts. IS and 10, page 81.
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TRUSTEEsS SALE:

DY yirtvs Of adeed OF trust made and exeeu-
ID ted to me on the 23d day Of December, A. D.
less, by W. T. Holland and &. HoIland, his wife,
to secure John &. Hail. Agent and Attorney for
Ars. Margaret A. Re1froe, the sum OF money
therein named and interest thereon, which deed is
Record Book Of Deeds Gunbsr q, pages 67s and
679-I will, on Saturday the 2grh day Of Septem-
Der, 1860, sell to the highest bidder for cash, at
public oaiery, at the front door Of the CAPITOL in
the city Of jackson,
A Negro Man named Anthony,
of black complexion, now aged about g years
pay the balance due under said deed Of trust TO
Margaret Renfroe. The title Is believed to be
good and indispatable, but shah convey no other
than that vested in ne By the said deed os trust.
JOHN 4. Y0IGf, Trustee.
August 1, IS6o-aew sisstss
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NATIVE AFRIoANs.-Threen natives Of Affi-
"a have arrived in this county. whence
their nalnes and lineage long, il suits us not
10 save as Byron remarked on a certain &C.
casion. IL is said that 3 man has to be p9y
sound to get sight Of all three Of them. We
have seen only one of the lot, and be Is
good one,"--Port Gibson RepsiAs. ss
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
NksH0Ba CODNTYs
AZ Ckancsy Rides before ths oserk, Aas. Ga, 1850.
John :; ~. @'a'' BIN . p.rt.s. Land Titles.

AZ Ckancsy Rides before de Clerk, Aas. etl, 1850.
'''l ! BIN . r.rt.s. Land Titles.
NAfHEREAS, John c. Warren, has fled his bsll
w ia the ChanceFy Court Of Esshoba County,
prayibg for confirmation Of h;s title to the West
bali of the northwest quarter, Of section thirty,
township ten, Of rsngs foarteen, east, sitnstsd in
Neshoba County, which said Land was forfeited
70 the STATE Of Mississippi, for the tsxes due and
upsid for the year 1648, Is the land and property
III one Joseph J. Burkefl aad said lands we're pur-
chased or redeemed Of the State Of Mississippi,
bv one Berry Ansssii, who sold and conveyed said
lands TO john G. Warren, who has fled bis bill pray
inc confirmation Of his title as aforesaid IN the
Chsncery Court Of feshoba county = -.
If istksrefors ordered, That notice Of the penden-
80 Of this suit be given By publication in the
sgffsst pabished in tho city Of jackson,
AID By posting at the Court Hosse door, in the
toxa OF PhiladslphiA, for thirty days, % Joseph
3. Burkell, and all persons claiming or having
an interest, either legal or equitabie, In said
lands at the time the same forfeited 20 the State
- be aud appear &c he next term Of ths Chancsry
Court, 10 be held q the Court House, In the town
of Philadelphia, on the 3rd Monday OF Sept 1850,
add show cause II any tbey can, Why said claimants
title shall not Be confirmed or the same will be
daily perfected sccordng 70 the pfsyer Of said
claimants bill IN accoFdanee with the statutes in
sueh eases made and provided, s-ss
- fsrtA<r ordered, That this order Be published
"A above, for and daring the term of thirty days.
GfvEE under my hsnd, snd seHl'of said
Court, st PbiIadelPhias this the 6th day Of
k$ August, 4. d. 1906. iI
aug Is ,6g-g5W. 4. u. kOcS-
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U. 5. MARSH AL,sssALE. =

CIrcait COaf of the Clfed tates, soahsFn DssFtcf
Of AississiPPi.
Melius Currier & Sherwood, - Il To Noysn-
Va. 5 Ia ber Term,
Vim. B. Shearer. - = 1850.
DY Yirtue Of the above stated writ Of Fieri fd-
II sias to me directed fiom the Hon. Circuit
Court If the United States for the Southern Dis
trict of Mississippi, win sell, at Public Auction,
to the highest bidder for cash. on the ist Monday,
the 3rd day Of September, 1850, before the State
House door, in the city Of Jackson, county Of Hinds
BY laz the following described property, TO- wit:
One negro man, named Horace, about 90 years
old levied on - the property Of W: b: Shearer,
and will be sold to satisfy the above stated case,
and ali costs. RICHARD GkiffiIH,
c Marshal Southern Dist. Mississippi.
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Public Speaking.

Livingston Minis and D. O. Merwin, candi-
dates for Presidential Electors, in behalf OF
the Democratic and Opposition parties. re-
spectively, for the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict, viii address the people at the following
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legal NOTICFs


ot store Hoase at Terfyss Depot.
vrtae Of "a erlsr ef the Prvhats Corrt Of
L. u srenee County, Mississippi, rendered at
esss ernn, tleee6 inssznt. The undersigned
saseaan OF the minor heirs of james Block, de-
ss.sed, viii on Monday the 3rd day of September
ss Terryas Depot, IN Kinds County, sell at
Peelle outcry, to the highest bidder the foileuing
81 sstate, to-wit Lot 2 in sqnare le containing
~ feee frunt by zoo feet deep situated 1t Terry
,Dsepots on the N.0.J.& G. n Raiirdad, in Section
Is township 3, Ranpe 1, west, in hinds County ION
unich there Is . new Store House. ~ % 9sssz
TERMS or SALR:-ons, half Cash--other half
tNeiEe months, credit Purchaser to giTe note and
CATHARINE BLOCK, ;
June % '60-ts 5 5azEg 3 Guardian.
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DELINQUENT TAX-LANDs.

jackson, Miss, July 1lth, 1850.
EFyHE following described lands in the county Of
i ChickasaW. delinquent for non-payment OF
Taxes of 1857 will be subject to entry or purchase
at this Office after sixty days from the date hereof
by any citizen of this State, upon payment Of
amount for which said lands are delinquent, and
all costs to the State with damages and subsequent
Taxes accrued. See Revised Code Of Mississippi,
chap. l, sec. 9, arts. As and Is, page 81.
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DELINQUENT TAx.LANDs.

jackson, Miss, July 1Ith, 1850.
ETIHE following described lands in the County Of
Il Holmes. delinquent for non-paymsnt Of Taxes
of ls5 will be subject to entry OF purchase at
this Office after sixty days from the date hereof, BY
any citizen cf this State, upon payment Of amount
for which said lands delinquent, and all costs
to the State, with damages and subsequent Taxes
accrued. See Revised Code of Mississippi, chap.
Sec g. arts. IS and 46, page 80.
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o. Kenneth Rayner, SO long the Wing
Chevalier Bayard in North Carolina, is out
for Breckenridge.
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une 20 60
DELINQUENT TAX.LANDS.
A-n,-ooBa 0FEIpE

Jackson, Miss, June goth, 1850. ,
TUNHE following described lands IN the county o.
Il Ig5s viii be subiect to entry purchass At this
once. after so days from the date hereof, BY any
citizen Of this State, upon payment Of amount TOT
which said lands are delinquent, and all costs 70
erneds See Revised Code of Mississippi, chap. 1,
Sec y, arts 45 and 46, page 81.
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:. 49,. s-s11, s.., ,,nes An,..,r
TRTTeTEE.S aATF

DY Virtue Of . desd of Trust made by W. A.
- Purdom, dated 23rd Of March, 1857 70 me IS
Trastee, to secure to Thomas Helm, certain debts
therein named. Twill, on the 25th day Of Septem
1850, before the front door Of the State House,
in the city Of jackson, sell st public auction, 70
the highest bidder, for cash, all and singuler the
presses, types. eases, and printing materials, and
fixtures at the date Of said Deed Of Trust, known
aud used as those Whereby. and with whiea the
newspaper then known - the sFiag Of the Unionp
vas then printed; together vita eyefythigg then
Belonging or sppertainiDg thereto; 80 Far as they
may come to my hands. they being now in the
Office of the eagle Of the South
An1 n ,na-faa- d SHk LION. Trueafna.
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Executors sale

DY Virtue Of an order Of the Probate Court Of
ID Kinds county, made at the July Term 1869,
the undersigned Executrix and Executors Of the
estate Of c. s. Tsrpley, deceased viii sell q pub
lie auction, in front Of the Capitol in the City Of
Jackson enc negro man named Jesse, aged about
IS years. Said sale 70 be credit Of tuelve
months. Notes with approved securities WI be
required Of the purchaser. -
i isasc I ssaH5i HULL, E.ssasor'.
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"7Tfa sod JsEslry Esrsifi1g y The bsss
~ I'D most fsithf1i Nerknenst h.ss epsr had
-. .@Dloy. WORK fally guzr1ntssd: ..l :
JAY u %, 80 - : -'ss-,-
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DELINQUENT TAx-LANDs..
A .sr,n

jackson, Miss, July llth, 1850.
HyHE following described lands in the county of
Tippah, delinquent for non-payment of taxes
Of 1885, will be subject 70 entry or purchase at this
ofiee after sixty days from the date hereof by any
citizen Of this State, upon payment OF amonnt for
which said lapds are delinquent and all costs TO
the State, with damages aud subsequent taxes ae-
erued. See Revised Code Of Mississippi, chap. /,
sec. {, arts. 45 aud q, page 50.
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DELINoUENT TAx.LANDs.

AUDITORS OFFICE,
jackson, Miss, July 18th, 1860. !
THE following described lands, in the county Of
lssaquena, delinquent for nOn- payment Of tax
es Of 1851 will be subject to entry purchase, at
this oce after sixty daysfrom the date hereof, BY
any citizen of this State, upon payment Of amount
for which said lands delinquent, snd all costs
to the State, with damages aud subsequent taxes
accrued. See Revised Code Of Mississipi, chap !,
sec ., arts IS and 46, page So.
-. 80
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Public Speaking.

P. f. Liddell, Democratic Presidential
Elector for the Third Congressional District,
will speak at the following places; to-wit:
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So AZ JoaS BrH1----The Opposition n
csorc;a are sick Of Jonn Bell. They would
Sron I'm him now, IL they had any way Of getting
o,sF O,,t Il their present difficulties
Ou1 Ths a savannah Republican seriously pro-
,,,,-as 81 "a drop Bell and take up . South Caro-
Eo. 'T nsmooTat = Hon. J. H. Hammond, and run
h;m Il;,n Il his place. Verify, John Bell must
y M. = fs.ssr piII TO swallow, when be can't
-. . NJ S rssophakas ofthe Republican. Such
! 80 sh',rs ~ fICm friend : whitening indesd.-
Mi1sswviIIs EskGuI psion. s.
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n. c. MILITARY INsTITUTE.

CHAnIoTrE, NoHrH 01EotfnA. )
FTyHE Thiid Session Of this fnstitats win begin
i on the 6rst of 0ctober nsxt. Appiications Tor
admission, and further particulars Ehould hs I'd
dressed 70 MAJ. D. n. HILL.
Aur IA 6O-w1m.
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a. apt oneation ard Answer.

Hon. d. s. Dickinson, IN his speech before
the New York Democratic State Convention,
arrued that " the nomination Of Douglas nAd
nothing regular about It except its imPudence
and presumption" o
NJ DickinsOn--He Is not nominated at
Mr.. Dickinson is quite right and the
a,ns,iar-soyoreignty nominations have no
more claim to regularity than their doctrines
nave % to Democracy. -CoastitttsoA-
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THE MISSISSIPPIAN.

Jackson, ::::: August Y, 1890
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3. BARKsDALE, Editor & Proprietor.
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Reported at Charleston by majority Of the
Committee, and unanimously adopted at
Baltimore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-17
= DISTRICT.


,or,, . s2l |
Sar,h,'nh.,i,nt ..... $40 !
ionc,sf"r ......... 100 |
,:I,m...,sr ............,,.... $50 |
W,,,Lws .... 30
,v..,ri,L ............. 49, 10 /
yorl ......,......... Ia |
wi;,,,.tur, ....... - |
I,,cs INV .- -
Tsw Ern, " lg3
%nr,i',,m,.,r ..... . ....... 9jG
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .,igI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-17
STATE OF MARYLAND,
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, ANNAPOLIS.
ErhrllarY II. lSGn !

February II, lS6o.
Ts his Ercelimcy WV. H. Glsr, Governor q,
South Carolina:
dear Sir have received your letter, dated
Unionvilc, on the 81 OF February, in answer
to mine, acknowledging the receipt of the re-
solutions passed by Sonlh Carolina in relation
to federal affairs.
1t gives me great pleasure 10 learn that South
Carolina does not. by these resolutions, propose
II secession from the Union. From the state
ment in the preamble. that "the State of South
Carolina, by her ordinance Of 1852, affirmed
her right to secede from the Confrderacv, when.
ever the orcasion should arise justiiying her,
in her OWN judgment. in taking that step
from .he words Of the clause next following,
that since then assaults unon :he rights and
institutions Ct Southern States had coullnncd,
prctScd as 4 reason for the resolution that
those States should meet together to concert
measures for united action; rs well rs from the
last sentence nf your letter communicating
these resolutions, stating that "Sonth Caro-
lima claims the right to Secedc whenever she
may think it expedirnl to do 50, but much pre-
fers concerted action, supposed land think
not unnaturally) that the concerted action
could only have reference to the light to scccdr,
in company with other States, as preferable 10
such action on the part Of South Carelra alone,
under the right claimed ty her ordinance OF
1862.
very gladly confess this error, which it is
the object Of your last letter To point out, ard
am sure that the General Assembly, to whom.
at their request am about TO communicated, it,
will receive with pleasure this correction "t
miSinterprctation that is rot mine alone.
hope il may not hr out of place TO add
the expression Of my belief that some late
events have rendered, more than ever, unnc-
ccssary the proposed convention; and nI my
hope that in tho results to which the doctrines
Of fanatics have led, as we'll as in their late de-
feat, We may find the beginning of better
things. And ] trust that these occurrences
may cause those to whom, under the Constitu-
ton, o,ir federal relations are contidcd, to con-
cert measures, by united and harmonious &C
ton, for the continuance Of The Union in the
spirit and to the great ends for which it was
formed.
With great respect, | am your oh'l scrv't.
THOS. II. HICKS.
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May like causes produce like effects.
Elizabeth City County Ieettn. for Gov.
Wise.

Elizabeth City County 3teetEn. for Gov.
Wise.
70 the Editors ef tie Enquirer:
conference.-the public mind mas been eN-
cited for some time on the subject Of The Pre-
sidency and many are engaged in making
friends for the different aspirantS. We, there.
fore. conclude the canvass has fairly romlnenc-
cd, though the convention has not yet placed
before the people, "tle man.
1t is with pleasure have seen 80 many OF
the counties OF our good old State declaring III
The primary meetings in favor vi that great
man, Henry a. Wise, for the first oilice Ill the
gift Of the people Of this country
In this connection, wish to give short ac-
count Of the meetings in Elizabeth county
There was meeting of the Democrats called
on the 2Gth inst, ut which time resolution
was offered expressing Il preference for Gov.
Wise. The resolution was opposed l,y several
gentlemen, a.d l;:v0rcIl hy others. The debate
was interesting, both sides contendlng for Their
faro,i,cs but was decided by a vote Of Ii TO -
against the resolutions % preference.
This must not hc considered test Of Gov.
Wi.c's strength IN that cmIntv. Over two
hundred Democratic votes CAL he poIlcd IN the
county. and You will observe that 2S voted at
the ,nrctnls alluded TO, and only l Of ;hc
number nr,",s,rl thr resolution in favor "t Mr..
Wis".
The friends Of Mr. Wise were c"ntidrst OF
success; so much ~, that MANY oi them 'id
not attend tl.c meeting. II !hcy had done So
the result would have been very different.
Tie people are jar Gor. 'lI@-not only
Democrats. bnt even those who have been act
ing with the Oppn<ii"n; and every attempt I"
slite public opinion, or pre'cnt expression :, OF
preference, is nothing more or less 'hana pot-
i.al move for personal iaroritrS.
The attempt WAS made and accomplished,
in- the small meeting above referred TO- ''ut.
in two days after, Il larger meeting. We are ~
formed ol the people, was held III the same
place: resolutions were "ilrrc, IN iavnr nj !'"v'
Wise and unanimously adopted. Elizabeth
City county is Tor Wise, and ali poll'ici! moves
in favor Of any "thcr man, cannot prevent l''e
people, ii they ever hare an opportunity. from
speaking in favor of Gov. Wise. He las strong
ardent friends in that county. who have deter,
mined to sustain him. and are also sustaining
the position yun have taken. IN favor "i the
counties speaking oft in tic primary meetings
OBSERVER
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Far tie EM3uirFr.

Far The Eng yuirfr.
Rr..auu. for Nonl.nntin. Henry a. Wise.
lSt Because by his signal overthrow of the
Know Nothing organization in lSj:i. he won
the esteem and lasting gratitude Of the TO-
rcigncrs. Of every race and cline in this
country.
md Because hy that saint unprecedented
and unparalleled triumph, he approved Ia the
wnrla, his pre-smincnl fitness, in every re-
s;,rri, for such crises as Immediately involve
The very existence Of constitutional liberty.
:;rd. Eecause by his hold. decided and indie
prGnic:t, opposition 10 tlc Lecnnptnm ConSi-
tuition. ne convinced tho Conservative men Of
the North, that his jungrncnt is not con-
trnllrd by his prcjudiccs; that whether 10
the interest Of that section or this, he goes Inr
iair::rSS and right; and that all lic asks is IN
! impartial enforcement Of the Constitution.
.+ti,. Because he is so intimately identified,
and 80 .orin,,Sy associated with the late rcvo-
lulionary nroad into the Northern hor'lrr oi
Virginia an! nr the South. that the slave States
regard him with evca Increased confidence
and affection, and the traitors of tl!c anti.Savr
States have lcarrrrl to know that they have
! nothing to hOre, either from tindty or temeri.
ty in him.
5rh Because he can command larger ui-
position vote, AN! consequently do more tn-
wards lar.nonixing, and uniting the whole peo-
pie Of the South than any other man in The
country.
eth. Because there is il prestige Of victory
in his very name; because he awakens Al, EN-
thu<iasu in the young men, and inspires the
old men with hope aud confidence and energy
of aclion, of which the country is sadly in need
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I4N3fy Cs.i:sr'HssEsELp,


y.yE unir.ssI sIcG Nr:. for slc. privately, his Tract Of
Land :G:;:'. irHrv 10 James riveraad cunianEgall
acres, nnc less also runnin. South within quarter OF
mil, u! ihc k,.MOii a' 1anyiilr Railroad and nd juns
,n "a d. @: Winston. Ms l.. ~ Hancock. L. Arnoudt
G. l. Arlrr a,l ul::"s, and Is iinut IL miles from ch
rIrHi
wii il bottom lIi Of excellent Gatity: there Is also
large rcc ground cleared ready f"r tobacco. There
i al" crop Of wheat s7crd. Tie haance Of the
!iur is OAK, hickory and pine
TG-rc is !l: Tract OF land two excellent dwelling
houses. with four the C;ci with eight rooms,
m Ice house IN the yata AMI eNcr!l"n: spring within
i wards ul the door, Two good hnrHs negro houses over.
S.rr house, all frame hligs with bTics ciEnrys and
all Necessary uCt h"usr- Useful 20 farm.
There Is also :,.v farin Girls; AID Saw Mi N good
,Ei-r with good -: custom, a:d on never aiIng
stream: further description deemed useless, il Is
supposed That persons wishing % purchase viii prefer 10
examine The rr;,e,. Al saSh respectfully requested
cn:! i. T.. Young residing ;ic premises VINO VIII
take pleasure IN showing ih- Il desired, all tc per
;sllablt rrnrrry III. Irin . purchased h va!um
zion.