Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-17
UNON sAlE-Eour Hundred Negroes nnd Ten
~ IIol-hAND ANkES OF CANE RRAkE LANn In

Dallas aud Perry counties Alabama ~ ~
On the first MONDAY in April next ohe 3tb) win sell at
taa"ba Dallas county Alabama 10 the hghcsi bidder for
t tas or ONE NpeI or ""Gy Hy herring n
Also, FIFTY OTHERS ON longer time All acenated and
experienced cotton plantation hands
VIII also sell NJ any time during this year NJ private sale
for cash, or on time, TWO HUNDRED OTHER VALUABLE
NEGRoES In lots 10 suit purchasers aud TEN THOUSAND
ACNtS OF the very best and m"st advantageousy situated
cane brake and black land including the nine plantations
known as the "rrgg Plantation Mud Hall" Sixecnih
Holmes Place and the "Cros Roads, all of which FOR cot
ton ana corn are inferior to no plantations IN the world Al
an elegantly improved and beautiful RESIDENCE, al.
joining Summarized eight miles from the city of Selma with
about four hundred acres attached H. Tho yelling house,
oc"s ou houses grounds garden %c are all IN hrst rate
condition These plantations arc 70 or 10 miles below the city
of Montgomery about $50 miles above Mobile and Of
near 20 te Aapana river "heh IL NJ a seasons naNisa'
BILE for steamboats, Near thousand including
road and this body Of land about fourteen miles Sell
located the depot at the junction of the Marion railroad
with the Selma road 10 and from which depot the
regularly OF the other plantations IL the Selma rail
road two are tw" miles and two six miles distant, Of
which within miles of tn. of Selma These panta.
lions in the highest of cultivation with good gins
win sell them in tracts suit purchasers of 500 1000
1900 1000 5000 acres and laid OF give much
opened and wood land each may be desired
with or without the negroes stock plantation tools
Possession of the above plantations and will be Civ.
en- to the purchasers at time whilst The growing
IN December or January next as they may wish
If not sold privately previous the first Monday In Dcccm.
Der next Will on that day nj Selma sell to the highest bid
der such negroes may then be unsod
Such opportunities and advantages were never before
scented for those wishing to continue or to engage IN the cult
walton of cotton II has been difficult for years past to find
plantation In the cauebrake region for sale
even to pun chase there large miuprovcd tract
These plantations III fertility facilities for Transports
ton and In all other respects fully equal If not superior To
Ia the growing States and know that personal
vesgaon will prove the satisfaction of every one that
portion of the Union healthy than The canebrake
gion of Alabama
win also sell privately, for cash, Time of the
most beautifully improved PRIVATE RESIDENCES in the
Selma valuable and elegantly finished
blocks of BRICK BUILDINGS including the largest and
desirably located Offices banking offices sc
Also several desirable lnimproyed Large Lots and
Small Tracts of Land, In and contiguous Ia Selma.
Also about thirty head Of FLOODED HORSES, among
which is the celebrated BROWN DICK several superior
Brood Mares, several young Stations Geldngs Colts and
Fllics all Of them from the best racing stock
Among negroes trainer several good
riders and excellent mechanics cooks
house
For further particulars address the undersigned W NJ
BYRD, Esq, Selma, or W. NJ. BROOKS. Esq, at Marion
Perry county, Alabama The oHersecrs the planta
will give all desirable Information those who may wish
make a personal Investigation of the premises
BEN. EDW ARDS GREY.
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