LAND FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale, FIFTY ACRES OF CANE LAND, within two and a half miles of Port-Gibson, with two excellent springs of water on it, with about fifteen acres cleared, ten of which are in cultivation the second year. He also obligates himself to show timber sufficient on the Land to pay for it by hauling it to Port-Gibson.
ANDREW ELLIS.
May 26, 1831. 30t6~ The Port-Gibson Correspondent 02-Jul-1831, Page 4, Column 3
Boarding House.
THE subscriber wishes to inform his friends, that he has prepared himself to take in BOARDERS, two miles and a half from Port-Gibson, on the stage road to Natchez. His house is tolerably large and very cool and pleasant, with a fine cool yard. His water has been inspected by gentlemen from a distance in several instances, who pronounce it the best water from Natchez to the Rocky Spring. As for the health of this place, we will refer the public to Judge Vandorn, who lived at this place several years, and said to me he never called a physician.Any gentlemen wishing to retire to the country for a short time, will have every attention paid to them, that lays in my power, to make them comfortable. I am also provided to keep horses on the best terms.
ANDREW ELLIS.
June 8, 1831. 32t6~ The Port-Gibson Correspondent 02-Jul-1831, Page 4, Column 4
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