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CHANGE FOR CORN, COTTON. AND GOLD,
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A CHANGE FOR CORN, COTTON, AND GOLD,
EWlLL be sold at public sale without reserve


on Monday, the 4th dag of October. 1917
at the Courthouse door. in the town of Van Bu-
ren, Crawford county, State of Arkansas. be-
tween the hours of l and 5 O'Clock, a. M. the
following tracts or parcels of land, to wit: The
northeast fractional quarter. and the southeast
fractional quarter, and the south west quarter of
section number twelve (l2) and the soutb-ea ST
quarter OF section number two ~ and the north
east quarter and the east half of the north west
quarter, and the northwest quarter of the north
west quarter Of Sec number eleven (IN town.
snip number eight (S) north of range thirtv-two
(32)west containing in all mine hundred and thar,
ty-seren 79-l0O (937 49, 1907 acres. This settle
ment of land is known the Diuard Place. and
lies equI-dstant between the towns of Van BIrep
and F0H Smith, Immediately on the Great Toni
to bed Rirer, (and the contemplated Railroad
from Charleston via. Memphis, Tennessee. to CHI
hHaAua. Duranco and the Pacifc) has excellent
houses and necessary Improvements, and orchards
OF choice truits-about One Hundred and Sinh
AcreS IN high state of cultivation, and the whole
body is susceptible Of the highest state OF i'm
Provement, being about an equal quantity Of al
luvlal lands, above overflow, and of uplands fine
ly tImbered-the whole is well watered with
choice springs and wells, and as the lands extend
to the river. it is well located for Woodward
and steamboat Landing. The soil and climate are
equally adapted TO The cultivation of corn, wheat
and cotton, having been well tested in all. The
advantages of market at both Van Buren, and IT,
Smith, to which places the Arkansas rircy. is al
way nayigable, render this situation the most de-
sIrabe of any location in the State of Arkansas
The whole will be sold in body, but if purcha-
sers desire TO unite, they easily mako an ad-
vantogeous division among themselves.


This land was ali patented directly to John
billiard, and by him conveyed to the undersigned
free Of incumbTance; an ndsputabe title will
therefore be made, and full possession given the
first of December.


ALSO-at the same time and place, will sell
the following described lands, situate in the coun-
ty of Frankiin, to wit:


The southwest fractional quarter of section
thirteen (l3) in township nine (9) north of range
twenty (29) west, containing One Hundred
and Iicenfy 54IG0 acres. 4 100 4-lOO) acres, and
the southeast quarter of sec. fourteen l4) town
ship nine [9l north of range twenty-nine 1891
west, containing One Hundred and Sixteen IS-I00
acres. 1I6 lS-l0O.


This is an excellent body Of land situated on
the south side of the Arkansas river opposite the
mouth of Mulberry, is bove overflow. and is well
covered with ash wood, and has a Bluff bank and
excellent woodward, which, with the excellent
quality OF tho soil, render il doubIy valuable.


Also


At the same time and place, the following Lands


situate in Crawford County and State of Arkan-


sas on Frog Bayou, to wit:


The west half of section twenty-siX 1861 and
the east half of the northeast quarter of sec
ton twenty seven [27l and the east half Of the
southeast quarter of section twenty-five D and
the southeast fractional quarter of section TWEEN
ty-three 1881 and the northeast fractional quar-
ter of section twenty-siz E26l and the southeast
fractional quarter of section twenty-five I25 and
the west half of the northwest fractional quarter
of section twenty-three 1881 all in township T91
north. range thirty [30l west, containing in all
Sir Hundred and Forty 76-l00 (640 76-l00)
ACreS.


This place has small improvement of about
twenty acres. and is equal to any alluyial lands
in the State of Arlanaas-was selected by the
late Robert s. Gibson, to~whom il was patented.
and by him conveyed directly to the undersigned.


The northeast quarter OF section number nine
T9I township niue (9) north of range lhirty-one
(3I) west, containing One Hundred and Sirty
(l6O) Acres. This is an excellent body of upland.
lying D miles from Van Buren, is well tlmbered
and admirably adapted to cultivation.


ALSO


The North Eeast quarter of section num-
ber thirteen (13) in township number nine (9)
north of range thirty-two (32) west, containing
One Hundred and .Sigly Acres C60.)





This is known as the Miller place, and lies one
mile from Van Buren, is Immediately on the Van
Buren, and Fayetteville Road-has convenient i'm
provements and orchards. and about forty acres
in cultivation, an excellent well and abundance
of fire wood, TO which the Van Buren market
gives great value.


The subscriber is dsposing of these lands for
the purpose of closing off some unsettled trusts,
there will, therefore. be no reservation.


Terms Cash-but by giving ndsputabe secu-
rity and negotiable paper. part of the purchase
money may be accommodated. to suit purchasers


A fair opportunity is now given TO those desir-
ing locations in a country possessing superior ad-
vanta ges, to obtain lands every way desirable.
Those desiring further information can obtain it
by calling on, or corresponding with the subscrb-
er. GEO. W. PASCHAL.


Van Burem. Ark, 5th July, 1847. 22-tds


30 Dozen Gaps.


EB OUCH and READY Glazed Caps,


AS Oil silk storm, do.


Glazed lawn, do.