Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-26
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 N APRIL NEXT, (the TthO 1
~ will SELL at Cahawba, in Dallas county Alabama to the
hi hest bidder for cash. Mobile acceptRnces sixty or
ninety days, bearing interest
Also, FIFTY 0THERs, on logger tme-al aecmated and
experienced e1tto plantsto hands
will as SELL any time during this year. private SALE
for cash, or on time,
Two Hundred Other Valuable Negroes,
In lots suit purchaser and 10000 Acres Of the very
best and most advanag ousy situated cane brake" and
Trgr Pian;atio :" .Slud Hall .Sixe nth %Kpg PsD.
taton," "Rlevins Place." Ludlow" "Lodtbo" Holmes
az the "Cross Roads all Of which for Cotton and
Corn, are inferior to no plantations in the world.
Also, an elegantly improved and
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE,
Adjoining summerseld eRh, miles from the city OF Selma
with Four Hundred Acres attached oi The DWeIne
House, ofees outhouses, rounds, garden &c. are all in
6rst-rate condition.
Thes tons are seventy or eighty miles below the
city OF Montgomery about hundred and hy above
Mobile and west Of and the Alabama river which is
at all seasons nayigabe for steamboats, Near thous
aud including four Of the plantations the Selma
and Woodye Railroad and this body Of land Il
miles from Selma is located the depot the Junction Of the
Marion Railroad with the Selma Road, to and from which
depot the regularly.
or the other plantatOns-nne is the Selma Railroad,
two two miles, and two six miles distant OF which
within six miles Of the city Of selma These plantations
In the highest state Of cultivation with good gins gin
e mills negro cabins, shops, stables arte
will in tracts to suit purchasers Of 500 90
1900 1000 1000 acres, and laid OF
opened and woodland 10 each may desired and
with or without the negroes, stock, plantation oo corn
provender, &c.
Possession OF the above plantations and negroes will be
given the purchasers any time whilst the crop grow
ing, or in December OF January next as they wish
II not sold privately previous the frst Monday in De-
cember next will that dav, Selma sell 10 the highest
bidder, such negroes may then be Old.
Such opportunities and advantages befare
scented for those wishing TO continue in the cu
tvson Of ttou. II has been dir cult for years past
find plantation in the "Cdne Brake" region at auy
price, 10 purchase there large HRipr0red tract
These plantations In fertility, facilities for Transports
tion and in all other respects, fully equal suspeor
any the cotton growing States and know that perso
nal nves gaon will prove 70 the satisfaction Of every
that por OF the Union healthy than the Cane
brake" region u Alabama.
will also sell privately for cash. time Of the
most beaOtuy improved private residences In the city
Selma, and valuable elegantly finished large
blocks Of Brick Buildings, including the largest and
srSbly located store rooms offices, banking houses Sc
Also several very desirable unimproved large lots and
small tracts Of land in and contiguous 10 Selma.
Also, about
THIRTY HEAD OF BLOOD HORSES,
Among which the celebrated Brown Dick several supe
ror brood Mares young stations gedng colts and
fllies-a Of them from tie very best racing stock.
Among the negroes is FIRST Trainer several good
race-rdes and many excellent mechanics cooks seam
stresses and house servants
For further PARTICULARS address the undersigned or W.
NJ. Byrd, ESQ., atselmA; or, W. NJ Books ESQ., at Maron
Perry county, Alabama The Oversssrs the . anita
lions will give all desirable information to those VINO may
wish TO make personal investigator Of the premises
ben. EDWARDS GREY.
SELMA, Ala, Feb. 6. 1876. feb1s-td