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This tract fronts on Sky lake, and IS
above overflow, and is similar in soil and
growth 10 the Toncha tract. Al small
expense Lowech Bayou could &c made
navigable for steamboats, up to Sky lake.
Also, The northeast or o: sec. 35. and the


northwest or of sec 30, in I. Is, range


west, 320.Of


All of these lands are are more th1R
forty miles from the Mississippi river, and
within few miles of the hills Of Carroll
county. The Mississippi oyerhows DO
not affect them. During the great over
flow in the spring and summer Of lS44,
tho Yazoo was not as high as il was raised
0y the Tallahatchie and COldwater rivers
in the winter of 1914.


IN BOLIVAR COUNTY.


A choice tract of land selected and
bought at the FIRST sales at Chocchuma, in
the year 1888, called


PUshIATrAHi.


This fine tract lies east aud north Of The
plantation owned by the heirs Of the late
James Perry Brown, and east and south Of
The plantation of ]. r. Burrus, esq.


The latter gentleman has made a fine
levee at the upper end of his place, ex-
tending mile and half back, from the
Mississippi river to the high basis on Clesi
creek. Fine front leSees are constFuctet
on the Mississippi river, from Mr. BurrUs
cross levee, down the Mississippi to Lake
Bolivar; thence down Lake Bolivar fol
five or six miles. These leyees, togethe
with the high lands on Clear creek, sur
round the Pushmattaha tract, protect /
entirely from overflow, and render it ons
of the most desirable situations for 4 cottol
farm in the Mississippi bottoms. Il Iei
bat mile and quarter from the MisSis
sippi river, and is described in the town
ship map as follows:


All of section %, in township 81,


range west, .64O.0C
The undivided half of northeast or


of sec. "a, /. 81, r. 5 W, SOLE
| The west half of southwest Or, and


east halt Of southeast or Of sec.
! 24, t. 21,r r. W, 160.4t
Lots /, ., 5, and ., of section 30,


same township and range, 1915
The southwest or and east half Of


the northwest or OF section 81,


same township and range, 25O.6,
The southwest or. of section 36,


township %, range s west 1911


Acres, l.446.O,
The southeast or of section -,
township 10, range west, l60 o
This land joins a plantation cleare
by Mr.. Lobdell, and is excellent land.
Lot 3, sec. /, township 81, range
, west, 90. S;
This lot fronts on the Mississippi river


A fine place for a woodward called
GREENWOOD.


on the left bank Of the Mississippi river
at the foo. of the bar about FIVE miles be
low the month of White river, being IL,
l; 2, 3 and 4, of section 4, township Is
range west, 2O7. %


This tract fronts half mile on the Mi.
sssippi river; and boats run close to th
} landing for great portion of the year.
, The sand bar above, and the banks Gavin
: for many miles below this land, render
an excellent place to sell wood to steam
!. ers. Notwithstanding there are no leFee
j near this land, small portion of it wa
I not covered by the great flood of 1914
j 1t is believed that with proper attention I
the business, three thousand cords Of WOO
: could be annually sold at this landing Z
: steamboats,. There are two comfortabl
log cabins on this land. The purchase
, can have the privilege OF cutting wood O
+ the adjoining section of land.
t WASHINGTON COUNTY.
: The east half of section Is in TOWNSHIP
10, range west, 320.s
d This tract joins Carter's celebrates
Deer creek place. The west half of sal
:, section crosses Deer creek. and is for sal,
e The whole section would make a splendi
cotton farm.


The northwest or, and west half of


the northeast or OF sec. 80, and


southwest Or and west half of the
southeast Or of section IS, t. Is,


r. west, $50. )
6 This tract lies near Lake Lafayette. an
and not Tar below the plantation Of Waltl
q. Loflen, esq.


0 The northwest quarter Of section
= 70, and northeast Or. of section
81 q, 10 township 10, r. 6 W, 322(
e This land lies near Deer creek, on Mu
F. phys or Dry bayou Ii is cane land,


few miles west of the plantation owned


Mr.. Huudley.


A. ALI of said tracts of land win be divi
u ed so as TO suit purchasers. By exam
ID ing The field notes of the United Stat
e: surveyors, il will be found that a fsiIhl
ID description of the land offered for sale b
oi has been gwen. All the uni.nproved tam
oil offered were bought Of tae United Ssas
e