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Selsertown, Mississippi
Selsertown is an extinct town in Adams County, Mississippi, United States.〔
A tumulus is located there, named Emerald Mound. As of 1848, it took up , and was described as being of "extraordinary size" in the book ''Ancient Monuments of the Mississippi Valley''.
Selsertown was the third stop on the Old Natchez Road. Beginning in Natchez, the road traveled northeast through Washington, Selsertown, Uniontown, and many other communities until it ended in Nashville, Tennessee.〔(【引用サイトリンク】 publisher = TNGenNet )〕 The United States required jurisdictions through which the Trace passed to commit to development of a tavern or inn every six miles on the trace. George Selser built an inn at this site, which opened in 1780. John McCullum eventually became the owner of the inn.〔 A sign outside of the inn, while owned by McCullum, read "Intertainment for Man and Baste." The inn caught fire and was destroyed during the American Civil War.〔〔
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