Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-06
EXECUTORS SALE
SEVEN PLANT TIONS,
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY SLAVES,
And other valuable Property.

TFyHE undersigned Of the will Of Samuel Town
send deceased, will oher for sale the highest bidder, at
Pu0lic Outey in front Of the Court House, in Huntsville, Ala
Wednesday, the 18th Of December, 1858,
Seven Plantations hereinafter described, belonging the estate
ment each interest payable annually
from day Of ae to t secured by the bonds Of the purchaser
with al least two sureties.
On Friday, the 18th of December, 1855,
They will Public Auction the league Place % miles
northOf Huntsville large quantity Of Pershabs property BE-
OATS Wheat, Rye Mules, Horses Pork Hogs, Stock Hogs, 0Gen
Mich Cows and other Cattle Gin Head, Wagons, PlOws Hoes
Axes and other plantation utensils being property
Of said estate belonging to the league King and Mullins plan
tations.
On Saturday, the 18th of December, 1855,
They will sell Ike manner Martin Place all the per-
snab property OF said estate the Smith Anonet
articles advertise sale the league
concluded the lssh the sale will b continued until
which not be sold on that day. will be sold on the 18th
Goth, at the Hartin Place.
On Thursday, the 23rd of December, 1855,
They will sell the Jackson County Place Of said teator
jackson county Alabama, all the phabe property Of said
said plantation, (sayes and Cotton excepted consisting
Of six or eight hundred barrels Of Corn about 80 stacks Of Fodder,
several stacks Of oats, valuable lot Of Pork and Stock Hogs
Y Is head Of Mules and Horses, Gin Head, Corn Shelter
other Implements. These viii ona
credit Of six months, with interest from day Of sale
On Thursday, the 30th of December, 1858,
And from day day, until the shall he concluded they will
sell in front Of the Court House Huntsville, Alabama, about
$50 Likely Negro Slaves,
Consisting Of Men, Women and Children, the greatest part Of
lii he sod on er sf 10 oo1ts ritf Interest from Jv ~
sale Bonds with at least two sures will be required Of
The Jackson Place.
This plantation in Jackson county, Alabama about miles
north east from the Beleonte Depot the Memphis and Charles
Railroad. contains about acres, which 1000
cleared and the balance well mbered II OF
Inc best cotton plantations IN Jackson county ven adapted Tor
gin house cotton press and such other cut houses as are reanig,t
daries to persons wishing to purchase.
The smith Place
Madison county, Alabama about - miles northeast
Huntsville contains about 600 Of which about 400
cleared, balance we'll m5ered. beautiful planta
ton and one Of the most productive cotton farms in the nehbor
hood It has upon dwelling house, suitable out houses, good
orchard, and is convenient to lumber and rist mills
The AmOnett Place
is about 4 miles north from the Smith Place and abeu
the distance south from the old Of Hazlegeen
contains 40 Of which $50 cleared the balance
and ether out houses and an excellent apple orchard Iii in
tecd the north by the Barren Fork of Flint aud
The Martin Place
lies Immediately Of adjoining Amonett Place and,
such form that the two places would makcone convenient plan
and the balance in timber Has upon dwelling house, com
ortae out houses good orchard and one Of the most podne
The league Place
the Meridian road - miles north Of Huntsville, and
mile west Of the Martin Place contains about s0 acres which
lbont 5oO acres cieaed Has upon brcA d@ng mousse
gin house new cotton comfortable negro cabins and other
ut houses 1t formerly known the Morgan smith place
The Mullins Place
les about miles north Of Hazeeeu, and Town
ends Formerly MCDayds Mills, conang go OF which
bout $50 cleared the balance in timber Has
legro cabins, stables and other out houses.
The King Place
les Immediately Of adjoining the Mullins Place, and the
could be conveniently cultivated plantation 1t
aims about $40 OF which about 400 cleared and the
aance in timber. Has upon dwelling house, negro cabins,
nd other out houses.
All Of these Madison County Plantations neigh
ohOod and upon hat beautiful and much admired plateau Of
and, between the Brian Forks OF Flint river, known
the Hazeyeen country The soil some OF these lands
gnay the quality Of uplands, has been somewhat in
ed By frequent succession Of cotton Crops but having
God clay foundation restored by proper system Of Gull
walton.
1t appreended that purchasers for all these places cannot be
)und in the nehborhood; and the attention o. persons at dis
wanting plantations invited the Madison as we'll
Jackson county places Mr. Samuel c. Townsend, who
des Hazgreen the having charge OF the DIFF
rent places, will point the boundaries to persons wishing to
famine them
Sd CABANISS, Executors Of Samuel
5. c. TOWNsEND,i Townsend, decd.