Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-02

Gen. NJ. T; hawkins, and wauen,on, N. c.
NJ NJ Noah, Esq New York.
VIM A. Wright, Esq Tnppehannock, Va =,
San Augustine, Texas, Odd June, le3o.
10000 .9cr,s first quality Con,n and Sugar LAND.
THNHE subscriber ts Tor sale, at very low prices the
Il following valuable tracts OF land, viz
One league and labor OF Land, 1905 acres) situated
Pine Island Bayou, walcrs OF the River Nechss,
and in ZavalIa colony. granted by the Mexican Govern
uent Jacob Fulcher About one th.rd Of this ttuct
consists of rolling Prairie; the remainder II timber lands,
covered with oak, walnut mulberry and same pine. Tho
Bayou is navigabe for keeboals 10 the liver Neches,
about miles Distant where nersects The line OF steam
boat navigation.
One League and Labor RI Land-(4 COS acres
Situated on the South side of Big Alabama creek and
in Zavallas colony-granted by the Mexican Govern
ment TO Stephen Richardson
ALSO,
One Lengue Of Land-(444S acrts)
Situated on the West side Of The river Neches, mms
da,-y below the mouth Of the Big Alabama creek and
in Zavalas colony-granted by tie Mexican Govern
men 10 Thomas Bassett.
One Ledguc Of Land-(4I2S aerss
Situated in Burnels colony on the waters of the III
yer Angelina granted by the Mexican Governmentto
VIM. Clark
One Lrague Of Land-- (4428 acres
Situated on the North side Of 'Tayor's Bayou, in a
can Government 10 Soto MonOne.
ALSO,
One League Of Lnnd-( i42s arres)
Situated between Turtle Bayou and Galveston Bay,
and in yhelins Conny-graned by the Mexican Go
yernmenl 10 Samuel Maxim.
ALSO,
One League If Land-(4425 rcrrs)
Situated in Prairie, 10 miles West Of Santa Ana, in
Zavallas Coopy-graned by the Mexican Govern.
mcnt TO Sonora Donna Sofia Dean.
The above lands see c,ed by the early settlers oS
Eastern Texas, who grated under the Colonization
Laws of the Republic of Mexico, and who of course,
had the choice of The best locations Excepting the
Prairie traots above specified, they well tmbered
consist of auvis bottom and venieat to Navisaon
The soil eminenty adapted to the cultivation OF cot
ton, sugar. tobacco, indigo and corn IT Is an ascer-
tanned fact that the is Of superior quality pos
sesslnp the long silky staple that Distinguishes the Sea
Island The Weld from TO three bales per acre.
The sugar grows here 10 g;eateT length by three
or four Joints than 10 Louisiana, and contans
charne.
The titles to these lands ndispuabe. They were
granted Ly the Mexican suhotities and confirmed By
the Constitution and Land Law (2itI seclon) Of the
RppuLic of Texas; relieved, however from many
rous conditions imposed by the old Colonization laws
They will be further warranted a lie time Of closinga
sale
TgRms-Cnsh or negroes at the time Of giving pos.
of the land in Texas and the delivery Of war
Ianty title 10 the purchaser.
All letters the subject post paid will be addressed
the Subscriber At appabsnGock, Essex county, va,
where The p!a,s OF surveys, &c, may be seen
The subscriber also oars for sale ID Leagues OF hhe
Cotton Land, located under tie present Lnna Law OF
Texas on the Rio Fro and Rio Nueces Titles will be
made for these lands he Patents are issued
BY the Executive of Texas. u d moSs,
AUG 81 G33-isl TarFohannork Ia.