TUESDAY E4
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1 INVALUABLE COTTON LAND IN SOUTH 1 ? ALABAMA, FOR SALE.-1he subscriber l administrator of inc estate of N am Smith, de ceased. offers for sale two nrge and valuable planta tinns, the 1 al anna river. about 12 miles above Selma, and p miles below Montgomery. One o them is in the county of Autauga, containing eigh- teen of which from seten la eight hun- ired acres are in cultivation, bDuntiluy supplied with water ;o plantation purposes, and for stock, bh a meter failing stream, running entirely through the plantation. That portion of the tract which, is not under cultivation, is well timhcred and principally cotton land, of the very best quality for the culture oi cotton and corn.

 The other tract is stuated in the county of Dallas, in tie bend of the Alabama rlyer, generally known by DWand's Bead-eontlining about fourteen hun- dfed acres, nine handred of which in cultivation. Tbis tract is also well supplied with timber and wa ter, and Is of the best quality of cotton hnd

 Both these plantations are bounded, and divided from each other. by he Alabama river; they are now in a state orhigh cultivation, with comfortable dwell

 Hugs, gln-houses and other necessary buildings on each, fit for immediate The quality of the soil the easy access to market by the Alabama rlver, the southern latitude. and the character of the popu- alton in the two counties of Dallas and Autauga af ford great inducements to capitalists desrous of en- gagng the culture ol the great staple of the south The crops tns year, d Is supposed, will produce 45a to 50O bales of 800 poucds each, cultivated by sixty three hands,

 The stock of corn, fodder and eats, now on the plantations, the hogs and cattle, haeksmiths tools and farming utensils, are alse offered for sale. Pos session gwen at the end ofthc year.

 Persons wishing 10 purchase. apply to Mir. R. II. Gaston, thn landing the river, adjoining the Anauga plantation, who will show the premises, ss -- -esilehce iu Huntsville during the gum mef, hld Nt ssss s ,a~4.s during tho Wlnto" ts'.- terms, for either or both of the plantations, will be quite advantageous. MEREDITH CALHOUN.

 noy27 Pr. fee $50

 1G- The Charleston Courier, Richmond Enquirer and Huntsville Advocate will insert the above week for eight weeks, and forward their accounts to the Democrat Office, Huntsville, for payment.