Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-08
CONLEY & JOHNSC
Livery Stable.

FOR SALE
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FOUR HUNDRED NEGROES
AND
Ten Thousand Acres of Cane-Brake
L A N D!
IN DALLAS AND PERRY COUNTIES, ALABAMA.
ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL NEXT, Che Tth)
~ viii sell at CahawbA in Dallas county, Alabama 10 the
hhes bidder for cash. Mobile accsp'snces at sixty or
ON HUNDRED AND FiFTY LIKELY NEGROES
Also FiFrT OTHERs, longer time-sl aeelmaied and
experienced cato plantatio hands
will als' sell at any time during this year. at private sale
for cash, or on time,
Two Hundred Other Valuable Negroes,
I'm to suit purehaser and 10 900 Acres Of The very
best and most AdvantageOusy situated cane brake" and
back land including the nine plantations known as the
"TrigE Paniato :" "Mud Hall 'SiXte nth, King Plan
tatloD" "Hevns Place" 'LudOw," "LOdebO, 50 Holrnes
Place ard the Gross Roads all Of which, for Cotton and
Corn, are Inferior plantations In the world.
Also, elegantly improved and
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE,
Adjoining summe-aed eight miles from the city Of Selma,
with about -Four Hundred Acres attached to IT, The DWeng
House Offices oui-hoases, grounds garden, &C. are All IN
nrst-rate condition.
city about hundred and any miles above
Mobile u and TO the Alabama river, which
and acres ncud Of the plantations the Selma
and Woodve Railroad and this body Of land, alb Ut IL
miles irom Selma located the depot at the Junction Of the
Marion Railroad with the Selma Road 10 and from which
depot the cars regularly.
or the other pAntations-one Is the Selma Railroad,
two are Two miles miles distant Of which
within miles Of the city ofkeimA These plAntaoonshre
In the highest Of cultivation with good gins gn hons
e. cottonp mills, negro cabins shops stables ATe
viii sell them Ia tracts purchasers Of 500 OO,
100 2O00 5000 Acrps and laid OF to give much
enela md No 10
with without the negroes stock, plantation Tools corn,
provender, &C.
given the purchasers any time whilst the crop grow
ing In December January next as they may wish
II sold privately previous the hrsi Monday IN De-
next E that dAy, At selma, sci 70 shs highest
bidder such negroes may then be unsod-
such opportunities and advantages never bere pre-
,snt Tor those wishing TO continue engage The eul
tvston Of ttcn hAs been difca for years past, 10
lad pAntaoa IN the Ce rdks refton for sale al any
price, 10 purchase there large snfaprored uas
These plantations fertility. facilities for HanspariA-
tion and at other respects, fully equal not snspefor
any in the cotton growing States and knoS tht Perso
that port q the Union Is more healhy Than ne Cane
brake" region q Alabama.
ul also seIi pdVAisly for cash. tiue cue Of N.
most beAsfay improved private residences IN the city OF
selma and severA valuable Aad eeEaaiy hnisAed large
blocks Buding Including TIE largest and oai ae
sirsby heated rooms oces banaing housess Ae A.
Also several very desirable uanprpsed large lots, AID
small tracts Of lAad IN and contiguous 70 Selma
THIRTY HEAD OF BLOOD HORSES.
Anopr which Is The celebrated sRro~n Dick ssps
ror broad Mares yoans sAons ssdnss, colts and
aaus--An q ihsa, fsom re very s-ss rssiaE stSsh
Among The negroes q aFst Fass Trainer, several good
rAos-Fs5ers aAay eEosent mechanics, eooks, ssa-
stresses ard hoare seFEants-
ToT further partraArs address The uaasrsgasd e. W.
NJ ana So. assslsas; en- w. NJ BaooEs Es at MAraSa.
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