Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-22

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FOUR HUNDRED NEGROES
Ten Thousand Acres of Cane-Brake
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IN DALLAS AND PERRY COUNTIES, ALABAMA.
ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL NEXT, Che 7thO
will SELL at Cahawba in Dallas county Alabama to the
hi hest bidder, for cash. or Mobile accPsnce at sixty or
ninety days, bearing interest,
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY LIKELY NEGROES
Also, FIFTY OTHERS longer timeall acclimated and
experienced cotto pantatio hands.
will ais SELL at any time during this year. at private sale,
for cash, or on time,
Two Hundred Other Valuable Negroes,
In lots puchasers and 10 900 Acres Of the very
best and most advants geousy situated brase and
and including the nine plantations known as the
taton" "BIevins Place )" Ludlow" "Iodebo" Holmes
Place d the "Cross Roads AL Of which, for Cotton and
Corn, are inferior to no plantations in the world.
Also, an elegantly improved and
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE,
Adjoining Summeraed eight miles from the city Of Selma
with Hundred attached it, The DweIing
House, offices outhouses grounds garden, &c all in
Thes plantations are seventy or eighty miles below the
city Montgomery about hundred and y miles above
Mobile and west Of and to the Alabama river, which
all navgble for stea nbcats Near thous
and acres including four OF the plantations the Selma
and WOodvle Railroad and this body Of land alb ut II
from Selma IL located the depot at the junction OF the
Marion Railroad with the Selma Road to and from which
depot the regularly.
or the other pantatons-one Is the Selma Railroad
two miles and six miles distant OF which is
within miles of the city Of Selma These plantations
in the highest state OF cultivation, with good gins gin hOus-
cotton presses mills negro cabins shops stables arte-
sian wells &C., &c, &C.
will sell them ia tracts to suit purchasers Of 500 oC0
800 1000 900 acres and laid OF give much
opened and woodland each may be desired and
with without the negroes stock, plantation TOOLS corn
Possession Of the above plantations and negroes viii
given to the purchasers at time whilst the crop grow
ing, in December Jan next as they may wish
II not sold privately previous 20 the FIRST Monday in De-
cember next will that dav at Selma sell to the highest
bidder, such negroes may then be rnsoid.
Such opportunities and adyan never before pre-
sened for those wishing to CONTINUES to engage in the eu
yson Of tton. 1t has been di cult for past, to
hnd plantation in the Cane Brake" region for sale any
price, purchase there large tui5aprOced
These plantations in fertility facilities for transpora
10 any in the cotton growing States and know perso
nal nves gation will prove the satisfaction Of
that portion Of the Union more healthy than the Cane
brake" region q Alabama.
will also sell privately for cash. or on time one the
most beautifully improved private residences in the city Of
Selma and valuable and eegsnty finished large
blocks Of Buildings including the largest and most de-
srsby located store rooms Offices banking houses &C.
Also several very desirable unnprOved large lots, and
small tracts Of land in and contiguous TO Selma
THIRTY HEAD OF BLOOD HORSES,
Among which the celebrated Brown Dick" several supe
brood Mares young stations Redngs colts and
hnies-ali OF them from tie very best racing stock.
Among the negroes hrst Trainer several good
raceriders, and many excellent mechanics cooks
stresses and house servants.
For further particulars address the undersigned W.
NJ BYRD ESQ., atsema; or, W. NJ Brooks, Esq, at Marion
Perry county Alabama The oversesrs the anita
tons give all desirable information those may
wish to make personal investigation Of the premises
sE1xL, Ala, Feb. g. 1856 febis-td