Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-18

II THOUSAND ACRES oF OANn BRAKE LAMB in
On the arst MONDAY in April next ohio 7h) will, .et at
Cahawha Dallas county, Alabama the highest bdar sr
terost, oNEnuNphEp AND Fifty LIKELY NEG RoNs
Also FIFTY OTHERS, longer time. All acehnatsd and
experienced cotton plantation hands
viii also sell a, time during this year private sails
for cash or on time TWO lit NDRED OTHER vALUAnir
NEGKoES in lots to suit purchasers and TEN THOUSAND
AcREs OF the very best and most adNantagoonsy Situated
D' a the ana r "a The
King Plantation "boyins Place" Ludlow" 'Lodsbo.
lomes Place and the Gross Roads, nil Of which, for
ton and corn are Interior to no plantations IN the world Al
So an elegantly improved aud beautiful REsIDENCE. al
about four hundred acres ataohcdto The dwelling house
offices out houses grounds garden Sc all In first
OF Montgomery about $50 miles above Mobile and es of
and near to the Alabama river which is at all
bic for steamboats, Near thousand including
four of the plantations the Selma and Woodvle Rail
road and this body of land about fourteen miles from Sell
ma located the depot at the junction the Marion railroad
with the Selma road, aud from which depot the
regularly OF the other plantations; the
rond two two miles and six miles distant
which within six miles Of the city of Selma These plana
tons are in the highest state of cultivation with good gins,
gnhousoS cotton presses mills negro cabins Shops ahoR
nrtesan wells, &c, &c.
VIII sell them In tracts To suit purchasers Of 500 1000
l50o POGO or 5000 and laid on much
opened and wood land 10 each may be Desired,
with or without the negroes stock plantation tools corn,
provander, sc.
Possession of the above plantations aud will be Civ
In December or January noxt, as they may wish
II not sold privately previous to the first Monday in Docc
her next will that day Selma sell to the highest
der such negroes may then be unsold
Such and before
scented for those wishing continue or To ongagn the cum
walton of cotton II has heon difficult tor fin
plantation IN the eanclrake region Tor sale any price
even To pun chase there large nnimproved traci.
These plantations In fertility, facilities for Transports
ton aud In all respects fully equal superior
any in the cotton growing States and know that personal in
vcstgaton will prove the satisfaction every
portion Of the Union Ia more healthy than the brake
gon Of Alabama,
will also sel privately for cash Time of the
beautifully immov ed PRIVATE RESIDENCES In thu
city Selma aud several valuable and elegantly finished large
blocks of BRICK BUILDINGS, including the largest and
desrahy located store Offices banking Offices Sc
Also several dcirahle tnmproSod Large Lots and
Small Tracts of Land in aud contiguous TO Selma.
Also, about thirty hcadaf HOODED HORSES, among
which the celebrated BROWN DICK. several superior
Mares several young Stations, Gsldngs, Colts and
Fies; all of them nom the very best racing stock
Among the negroes first trainer several good
riders many excellent mechanics cooks scanstresos and
house
For further particulars address the undersigned W NJ
BYRD Esq. Selma, @ W. NJ BROOKS, Esq, at Marion
Perry county Alabama The ovcsocrs the planta
will give all desirable information to those who wish
to make personal investigation of the premises
BEN EDWARDS GREY.
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