Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-15

AyA AT PRIVATE SALE The subscriber s
 ees::M plantation m Monroe County, known as the Cedar Grove, lying in Township six (6) and Range
 five (5) east, and about two miles from the Claiborne Rail Road landing. This tract contains nine hun dred and sixty (96O) acres of which three hundred (300) are cleared and enclosed The growth of the unceared land consists of pine, oak, chestnut and cedar On the premises screw press, cotton gin- house, Sc. and accommodations for forty ne- groes. The tract is well watered
 ALSO-iiis river swamp plantation, known as sthe Weatherford Reserse,' contiguous to the town of Claiborne. It contains hundred acres (5OO) of which one hundred and twenty (l2O) of river and creek swamp, and one hundred and thirty (lSO) of high ground, are in cultivation. The two quarter sections on winch his dwelling house and mill are built are not embraced herein. The buildings and improvements are similar to those above mentioned
 ALSO-His River Swamp Plantation near Dale E Ferry. This tract contains about twelve hundred (l2O0) acres; which three hundred and fifty (350) are cleared and enclosed. There is cotton gin and grst mill, but not in repair, good stream, and convenient to the river. For terms, apply to the subscriber in Claiborne.
 oct n5stuw THOMAS GAI LARD.
 /xA FOR SALE AN ELEGANT RESI- E:A DENCE in the CITY of BALTIMORE The subscriber being about to change his residence and pursuits in life, offers for sale that beautiful spot, well known by the name of Belyidere. For the ir- formation of persons who do not live in Baltimore, 1t may be proper to stae that it is within sight and ten minutes walk of Barnum's Hotel, which is in the centre of the city. The grounds around the house have been laid of into lots and amount to about ven acres. part of which is still covered with the primitive oaks of tho country. One half of the city is in view from the large and beautiful Portico in front of the house, although not enough to pro- duce any inconvenience. A paved street comes to the enclosure, within hundred yards of the house, atfording easy and convenient communication with the city all of the year. The dwelling it. self is erected of the best materials and in the best possible manner, being large and conmodous, with two wings one of which is occupied by servants as kitchen, &c The commanding eminence upon which it is situated enables the eye of the spectator to look over the city and include within the range of vissn the harbour river and part of the Chesapeake Bay
 It may safely be said that there cannot be found within the United States more elegant residence, uniting so thoroughly the advantages of Town and Country, more suitable for the accommodation ot gentleman of taste. It salubrty is equal ts its beauty. The rapid growth of the city in that drec ton renders the property fair subject of speculation, apart from its value residence. Any further in- formation will be given application to
 octl 53tf B, c, HOWARD, Baltimore.
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