Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-28
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Gen T. J Green, Velasco. Texas.
Ger Gen Nj, Nj r a d:,"ad and wancDton, N. C.
NJ. ". Noah, ESQ New York
VIM A. Wright Esq TGppahannock, Va.
Thos Price. Esq, Nrwiound Mills, Hanover co., Va
San Augustine, Texas, 23d June, ISIS.
50 600 .?crrs first gpaiiy Con'n oRG Sugar LAND.
VE1E subscriber offers for salv very low prices the
ioown valuable tracts oil lind, viz:
One league ard labor OF Land, 1908 ac:cs) situated
on Pine Island Bayou, warrs o, the River Nech.s
and in ZaYnlia colony granted by the Mexican Govern
neu TO Jacob Fulchcr About third of this tract
consists Of rolling Prairie; the remainder Il timber lands,
covered with oak walnut. mulberry and pine. The
Bayou is navigab- for keeboa's 10 The liver Nechcs
ABOUT miles distant, where ntcrsects the line Of steam.
boat navigation.
One League and LnLOr IF LGnd-H sos GcTts)
Situated on the South side of Big Alabama crC elk and
in Zavalla's coony-granted by the Mexican Govern.
mcnt to Stephen Richardson.
ALSO,
One Lsdguc cf Laad-(l Ais 0crcs)
Situated on the West side Of The river Neches nme
diarly below the mouth of the Big Alabama creek and
IN Zavnlla's cniony-grancd by the h!eXcan Govern.
meul IL Thomas Basseu.
One Lcaguc Of Land- (ii25 acreS)
Situated in Burnets colony, on the waters OF the IL
yer Angelina granted by the Mexican Government 10
VIM. Clark.
One League Of Land-(il25 actsJ
Situated on the North side of ray:or's Bayou, in a
Prairie, and in ZlyaIas Colony; granted by the MexI
can Government 10 Soto Montone.
On. League Of Luad-Cil22 acrcS.)
Situated between Turtle Bayou and Galveston Bay,
and in Nhelin - Colony by the Mexican Go.
vernment to Samuel Maxim.
ALSO,
One Lcague Of Lmd-(ll25 acrrs)
Situated in Prairie, 10 miles West Of Santa Ana, in
Zavallas Colcny-gran!ed by the Mexican Govern.
mcnt Sonora Donna Sofia Dean.
The above lands selected by the early settlers Of
Eastern Texas, who emgtaed under the Colonization
Laws of the Republic Of Mexico. ard ~ho, Of course
had The choice Of the best locations Executing the
Prairie tracts above specified, they well limbered
consist Of auvia bottom, and convenient 10 Navigation
The soil is emncny adapted TO the cultivation Of cot
ton, sugar, tobacco, indigo and II is
tanned fact, that the cotton is of superior quality, pos
sessing the long silky pie that distinguishes the Sea
Island The yield Is from 10 three bales per
The sugar grows here greater length by three
four joints than in Louisiana and contains more sac
chariHe.
The titles to these lands indspu'able. They were
granted by The Mexican authorities. and confirmed by
the Constitution and Land Law (2lth secOn) Of the
Republic of Texas; relieved however, from many
rnus conditions imposed by the old Colonization laws
They Will be further warranted al The Time Of closing
sale.
TrRms-Cash. negroes, at the time of giving pos.
session of the land IN Texas, and the delivery of
ranly title &c the purchaser
All letters the subject, post paid. will be addressed
TO the subscriber at appahannock Essex county, Va
where the plats Of surveys, &c, may be
The subscriber also offers for sale IL Leagues Of fine
Cotton Land located. under the present Land Law Of
| Texas the Rio Frio and Rio Nueces Titles will be
made for these lands the Patents issued
by the Executive of Texas. G.. b MOSS,
Aug 81 [33-sl TOppah0nnock, Va.
! 4 ABORERS WANTED.-Tbe James River and
z 1 Kanawha Company are in immediate want of Sc.
veraI hundred good laborers 10 work the old canal
within three miles Of the city of Richmond-For such,
one dollar per day will be paid they finding their own
board Gentlemen wishing 10 send negroes from the
country are assured that the very bes, shall be Ia
ken of them. The work is dry and believe perfectly
safe The board Of the negroes shall o:Y cost one dol.
lar per week and their wages pad on the 18th Nav,
9th jane, ] ih July, and lIth August
RICHARD RElNS,
.fgeat If The lanes Rirer l. Kaaarha ca.
April 3 lOS-;r
q ETANTED Il the ComDil.r Oiire n Bow of ahnut