Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-28
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FOUR HUNDRED NEGROES
AND
Ten Thousand Acres Of Cane-Brake
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IN DALLAS AND PERRY COUNTIES. ALABAMA.
OyTHE FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL NEXT. Che Tth)
W will SELL at Czhawba, in Dallas county Alabama, 70 the
hishest bidder cash, Mobile aecepsnces al sxy or
ninety DAYS bearing interest,
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY LIKELY NEG RoES.
Also, FIFTY oIHERs longer tme-aA aeehmated and
experienced c'tio pantatio hands
will sls7 SELL any time during this year. at private sae
for cash, or on time,
Two Hundred Other Valuable Negroes,
n lots to suit purchasers and 10000 Acres Of the very
best and most aivautsg ously situated cane brake and
"bac land" qclodng the nine plantations known as the
Trgg Plan alto :" "Aud Hail 'Sixte nih" King Plan
taton" ',Ieyins Place." Ludlow" "Lodrbo Holmes
Place ar the Gross Road al Of Which, for Cotton and
Corn, inferior to no plantations in The world.
Also, elegantly improved and
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE,
Adjoining mer1eld eigh' miles from the city Of Selma
with ab ut -Four Hundred Acres attached tot The DSeDg
Houe Offices out-houses ounds, garden, Sc, are all IN
6rst. rate condition.
Thss plantations are seventy eighty miles below the
city OF Mont omery hundred and hy miles above
Mobile aud west Of the Alabama river which is
at all navig BE fr stea pboats Near seven thous
and inud ng four Of the plantations the Selma
and Woodye Railroad this body Of land, alb ut Ia
miles j. located the depot At the Junction OF the
Marion Railroad with the Selma Road TO and from which
Or III Other pIant4tons oue is on the Selma Railroad,
two miles, and six miles distant one Of which is
within six miles the city OF selma These plantations are
in the highest Of cultivation with good gins gn hous-
es coonpresses mills negro cabins, shops stables art-
sian wells, &C.. &c, &C. -.
Will sell them in tracts to suit purchasers Of 500 1000,
1900 1000 900 acres and laid OF as to give as much
Openel
with without the negroes stock, plantation TOOLS corn,
proVender, &c. -
Possession Of the above plant and negroes will be
given the purchasers at any time whilst the crop grow
ing or in December Jan iary next they may wish
If not sold privately previous the first Monday IN De-
cember next will that day at Selma, sc TO the highest
bidder, such negroes may then be unsoid.
Such opportunities and advantages were never hefe pre-
scented wishing continue to engage in the cu
tystion Of cston has been dicult for past, to
find planaton the CdRe rdke region for sale at any
price or even to purchase there large URpro1ed tract
These plantations fertility facilities for anspora-
ton and in other respects, fully equal not susperor
to any the growing States and know that perso
nal nves will prove the satisfaction OF every one
that portion Of the Union is healthy than the Cane
brake" region Of Alabama. 80
will also sell privately for cash, tme one OF the
beautifully improved private residences IN the city Of
Selma and several valuable and elegantly hnished large
blocks Of Brick Buildings including largest and most de-
sirably located rooms Offices, banking houses &C. &C
Also several very desirable unimproyed large lots, and
small tracts OF land in and contiguous e Selma
Also, about -o,.r.
THIRTY HEAD OF BLOOD HORSES
Among which is the celebrated Brown Dick several supe
ror brood mares young stations Reldng colts anC
6lies-aIl OF them from tie very best racing stock.
Among negroes first rate Trainer several good
raceriders and many excellent mechanics cooks, seam
stresses and house servants. -
fIrher particulars, address the undersigned or
NJ BYRD ESQ.,, atSema; W. NJ Brooks, Esq, at Marion
Perry county Ala ANA The OVerseers the panta
tions give all desirable information TO those who MAJ
wish to make personal investigation Of the premises
BEN. EDWARDS GREY.
SELMA, Ala, Feb. G. 1856. hbl9-td