The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14
FIFTY NEGRoEs FOR SALE.

SLAVE DEPOT, CRYSTAL SPRINGS.
NIE have established Depot at Crystal Springs
w Mississippi. on the New Orleans and Jack.
= son Ralroed for the sale of Negroes, and as ouI
facilitiesfor buying cheap and desirable Negroes
are unsurpassed, We can say to purchasers that we
viii make it to their interest to call on US before
purchasing elsewhere and purchasers who ARE visi-
ting New Orleans, would find it coivenient and to
their interest to examine our stock. e
Relying entirely on making large and quick
saes to sustain US in Offering such liberal induce
ments, and any Negro sold by US, that does not
canc up to representation, per bill Of sale,
will be taken in exchange with as little trouble as
possible to the purchaser.
Being permanently located here, wecan be found
at all times to make our guarantee good. We have
just received large lot of young and likely Me-.
groes, and will continue receive, as may be re-
quired, No. l Men, Boys Women, Girls and Fami-
lies; also, extra Cooks, Washers and Irone 3,
Blacksmiths, Dc. M. N. ROBERTSON ECO.
Crystal Springs, Miss. Aug % '60-w3m.
FOR SALE.
OFFER for Sale, the place on which l now re-
Il side, lying in and adjoining the City of Jackson,
in the North East, anu about 800 acres. This land
comes within 400 yards of the Capitol, and embra-
about l30 acres, within the limits Of the City,
the balance is Immediately adjoining, and in one
continuous body. The residence is on a beautiful
eminence, enbosmed in woods, one hundred feet
higher than the ground on which the Capital stands
and is about u Of q mile distant from it. over
looking the whole of the surrounding country. Tho
improvements embrace all that is needed fer com
fort and convenience. Two hundred and fifty acres
of the land is under fence, of which $50 is in the
very highest state of cultivation, and produces from
so to 60 bushels of to the acre, there wood
land pasture, of unrivaled fertility. Theballance
of the tract is very heavily timbered and very rich
the most of it is rich alluvial 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
health than ours during the time we nave lived on
it, upwards of 20 years.
This place is free from attacks of the yelowfer
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 Of
the plase.
jackson will be as soon as the Rail Roads, lead
ing to it completed the very focus of the South
and place of residence no place will surpass it.
Jan l9 60-w If. E. MOODY.
FOR SALE.
A DWELLING House and Lot, situated imruo-
IN diately in the Junction of the New Orleans,
aud Jackson, and Southern Railroad. There are on
the lot, two comfortable dwelling Houses, each
tanning five or six rooms; also cisterns and all
other conveniences for families. For particulars
'p March Oh s 's6-a. WI. DoNNELL,
$4,000 FEET or LUMBER FOR
SALE.
& TILLMAN and 5. W. Taylor are running a
81 frst-class SAW-M1LL At Bahala station,
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern Rail-
road, where they now have fne stock of DRY
ders at the Shortest possible notice. at the usual
rates on the line OF the railroad.
TILLMAN & TAYLOR.
"a Mr. r. r. Bate Is our authorised agent ~
jackson, whose orders will BIO promptly attended
to at all times.
Bahah, Copiah county, Miss, August !, 1860.
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