Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-03-29

az ON the first MONDAY in April next n
"a 1.-THE Tth,l | will sell, at Cahawba. Dallas =
- county, Alabama, 70 the highest bidder S51N
~ for CASH, or Mobile ''aceeptanees' At six- "a
~ or ninety days, bearing interest, One Hundred and
Fifty Likely Negroes. Also Fifty others on Longer
hands
will also SELL at any time during this year. a. private
sails, for cash, or on time, Two Hundred other aIu-
able Negroes, I'm lots to suit purchaseFs aud 1000
Acres OF the very best and advArageousy Situated
Canebrake and Black Land including the nine Plan.
tstions known as the Trigs Plantation" "Mud Hall"
"Sixteentn, King Plan ati0n," "Blevins" "LudIowr
"Lodebo." Holmes Place." and the Gross Roa ali
which, for Cotton and Corn inferior 70 no Pautatopg
IN the world Also, an elegantly improved and beautiful
residence adjoining Sim eIffld eight miles from tbs
city Of Selma with about four hundred attached 10
it the Dwelling House, Ofes Out Houses Grouuds Gar.
den &c, alt II rsIrste condition These Plantations
are IS or 80 miles below the city Of M0ngOme erY about
100 miles above Mobile and Of and near the Alabama
TYer which IS all seasons navigable for steam
Near Seven Thousand Acres including four OF the Pana
tlons The Selma and Woodville Railroad; and on
TINS OOdy Ct land about fourteen miles from Selma il 10
Gated the Depot at junction o the Marion Railroad with
the Selma Road 10 and from which Depot The Cars run
regularly OF the other Plantations: The Selms
Railroad two are two miles, aud two six mules dstant
Of which is within miles the city Of Selma
These Plantations IN the highest state Of euivation
with good GINS GinhOuss COttOu-presses Mils Negro
cabins, Stables, shops, Artesian Wells &C. Ae
will sell them tracts 10 sut purchasers OF 500 1000
l5U0 2o0U or 5000 acres aud laid OF give as much
open and wood ond 70 each tract be desired sbd
wi,h without the Ne roes stock Plantation Tools Cuu
PrOyender, &C
Possession Of the ate Plantations and Negroes vi
be gwen 10 the pureh alrs any time whist the crop IA
growing or in Decent Januory next as they naT
wish -
Il not sold privately previous to the hrst MONDAY m
December next will, that day, at Selma sell 10 he
highest bidder, such Negroes may then be uns0id
such opportunities and advantages were never before
presented Tor those wishing continue on 10 enRe n
the cultivation OF cotton I has been dcu f1r vears
past TO Ind plantation in the "Cansbrake" rsron ar
sale a. any price, or even TO purchase there aR unm
proved tract r.IsI
These plantations in fertility fac les fo- rRnspor
tauon and IN all other respects fully equal " not Superior
to any IN the cotton growing olaes ana know that per
sonal investigation will Prove the satisfaction Of cry
one that no portion ofhe Union is more healthy man Ihe
"Canebrake' region Of ALBANIA
will also sell privately for cash. or on time one Of the
most beautifully improved private Residences he city
OF Selma and several valuable and elegantly finished large
block Of Brick Building including be argesf and
desraby located StOrerUoms Banking-hOuses Offices &c
ALSO-Ssveral very desirable unImprOTed large lots,
and small tracts OF land IL and contiguous O Selma
ALSO-About 80 head Of BLOODEr HORSES
which is the celebrated brown Dick several superior
brood mares several young Salous, GeldiDgs Cola and
Eillies-all Of them from the very best racing stock
Among the Negroes 6rstrats Trainer several good
racerders and many excellent mechanics, COOKS seam
A.resses and House servants
For further particulars address Se undersigned or W.
NJ Byrd ESQ . st Selma or W. NJ BrOoks Esq. nj Ma
ron Perry county, Ala The Overseers now on the Plan
tatons will give all desirable information to hcso no ax
wish make personal investigation of the prsmises
ANY debts Liabilities OF Col T. B. Goldsby viii ne re-
ceivsd in payment for any of the above lands
BEN EDWARDS GREY.
ieozs-lm Selma, Ala