Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-13
100000 ACRES OF LAND!

TUHIE undersigned proposes sell 5OO 900 acres of fine
IL land in what is called the Western District of Tenncs
see, among which is ofhis best land situate on tho,
waters of Iooshatchee Big Hachee Forkcd Deer Obiom,
and Mississippi large portion of which is the Be,t
corn. tobacco, and every other production TO the
same latitude. 1t is situated between latitude 80 and &c.
years ago the whole population scarcely five hun
dred souls il contains largely upwards of
housand-an increase beyond example, considering tho
whole District is not than ninety miles square,.
Among the great advantages this fertile District has
all Others the facilities afforded to trade and
gaon-bounded on the west by the mother of irers tho
great Mississippi and the east by the Tennessee river,
both navgable at all of the years the largest class
boats;-thc main tributary streams are naygabe
with keel and flat boasand the small class of
ply regularly Big Hatchec, far Bolivar, which
situated near the centre ofthe District large portion of
the above lands lie this and south of it, mmed
atey in that section where there already many large
cotton farms At this me this section of country offers
capitalists great nducemcntsand is unusually owhe
population OF the most respectable character industrious
intelligent and cntcrprising Schools and Academies
now in operation equal to the best in the State, and emf
grants arc daily coming from Virginia. North and South
Carolina Georgia and Aabama and many farms been
opened TO the extent of and 400 producing
cotton to the than other land in the latitude
Twelve years experience has tested the saubrty of tho
climate-no new country ever blessed with greater
share OF general good health. Another great advantage
peculiar this section of country is that navgabc streams
dispersed, that there is point which settlement
be made that will exceed greater distance from ma
vigaon than 20 miles, and that the Mississippi river easy
OF access by land carriage many convenient points with
IN this range OF countrys-whcrcas at point below
400 miles, you approach this great river high water
on either side from the back country by land carriage
owing To the extensive swamps and lakes both sides
below the southern line of Tennessee Another advan-
tage may here be suggested 10 cotton panters--he
great distance west of the Allegheny Mountains-as
degree west from said mountains is considered by ju-
dicious aud experienced cotton planters equivalent
degree south for the production of cotton. Such is
my exalted opinion of this fine country, that no rea-
sonablc price would induce at this fine part from
so much OF my lands did not the situation of my affairs
make it absolutely necessary to raise funds TO Discharge
hpDn harr
pressing mcFor the last mentioned, the under
signed wishes TO make one large sale which will enable
him TO close up his business IF acres can
be disposed OF at one sale, will give great bargain on
the most liberal credits say from years by such
instruments as may be agreed OIL shall be absent for the
next sixty days during which time, those who wish to
purchase find list of the different office in
Nashville or they apply to L. p Cheatlam, Esq who
is IN possession OF my price and terms. When return,
will show the lands TO any DESTROYS of purchasing.
Sept I6. [s7--wtisJanl JOHN c. McLEMoRE.
HCDUCATION--The subscribers for several years past
having abored much tohs regret underline very many
and serious Inconvenience of dwelling not sufficient
y spacious for the accommodation of his friends by the re-
cep,ion of their children and wards in his Family School,
now taxes great pleasure III informing them, that Tor the
succeeding year. he has obtained of Mr. Christopher Ford
of Amelia his excellent little farm containing mplc house
OF every description and all other convenences no.
cessary for the comfort and accommodation of both Board
ing and Day School for children of either sex exceed
ing fifteen years OF age (as none viii he admitted in this
school over That age, unless personally known to the pro-
pcor and acknowledged TO possess such habits of moral
ty and industry, would justly cniile them amitonce
however rigid ITS dIsCipinC, OF either
religious moral nature AS the instruction of youth
the last twelve years has been almost the exclusive en-
pioyment OF the subscriber looking forward to other pro-
cssion for support but making this his settled and pcma-
nent business for life, il natural suppose that nc has
spared neither labor expense TO qualify himself for tho
discharge the difficult and responsible task of pleasing
both parent and child; task which, notwithstanding its
difficulty, without vanity, ne say from the patronage
invariably received has been performed he hopes tho
entire satisfaction of all heretofore interested in his school
This institution will be opened the 10th of January, end
terminate on the 10th Of December following making the
schooerm OF ten months allowing the month of June AZ
vacation Instruction will be given in the Greek Latin
French and English Languages; embracing in The last
ke1ding Writings Grammar, Arithmetic, and Geography,
with the use of the Maps and Globes very extensively.
TERMS.-For Board and Tuition including bed bed
ding, candles, &C. 500 For Tuition alone, S25 in every
instance and scholar received for shorter period than
session Of five monthso such may wish 10 encourage
this school il may be proper remark that carly appca-
ton would be best il is not designed 10 be unusually
large having IFS limit which will be exceeded Tho
intention Of the subscriber Is devote his time and atten
ton particularly to his school, having employed ovcrscer
to take charge Of his few agricultural engagcmcnThc
discipline OF This school will be humane; but offences will
invariably receive their due consideration, and unfre-
guenily their deserved Observation-Disclosures directed 10
Painesvic o., Amelia, will be attended 70 with prompt
ness and pleasure. JOHN ii. DAY.
Amelia, Oct. IL. 44-wt25thD
1AUULES, WAGONS AND GEAR.--Two excellent
lvk Wagons, and twelve young Mules, with harness,