Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-28
Cotton Plantation md FdinaLie S~gar Lands "a
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Louisiana, far saie
THE IICHIAND PLANTATION offered for sale, is situated
within the Mississippi, IN The parish Of IhrIv,lIr,
." Louisiana, ninety miles above New Orleans aud less
Than three the bank Of tie Mississippi river
rn. entirely auya formation, 81 the riricSt aud most vala
KIND, and remarkably high and free from swamp, i con
hien! believed that viii produce as much Sugar. colo
Corn, per acre a any other ind III the state
TINS Tract Of Land in the form Of m oblpns paraeogram
three miles in length and one mile IN drpt ana contains
spanish arpens, equal 10 $50 English acres
Auu 5l Of the land are cleared near The middle me
tract and under cultivation in cotton and oorn the
upon ,madc l.! about 80 working hans
expected produce 80 bales IL 40 lbs EACH 10
gchcr with more corn and PROVISIONS than WI lie required Tor
tie support oi the plantation.
A very small expense addition Of the
ary machinery could be converted into very valuable sugar
pIanlaon-or which purpose respects both 81" aud climate
this land remarkably we'll adapr having also, an alin
aure al The valuable building timber upon The spot Of
fnnr,h OF the Sugar estates ~ Louisiana are now
entirely Of the profitable plantations
in Louisiana are situated 81 Ia A. miles higher mp the Mississippi
than this Iaad aud The plantations ad joining Il, winch are Chief
~ cultivated yield much ~ The Statc'e
product being about o lbs and - gallons
as>e> pei acre.
kind Of cotton house. % feet Ion: by
81 wide stories high, large cotton .ln stand complete
negro houses and other buildings ncccssar: Ia well establish.
ed cotton plantation
growth vriy large canes few scattering and
could lie cleared upand put under cultivation with little la
ottcr portions The land covered with variety of vala-
brr timber
good hayou about 20 feet wide and deep candcrs
through III, tract affords abundance Of for cattle and
stock throughout The and the wells made on the land al.
ford excellent wafer
The undoubtedly healthy any in the State, in
proof IL winch assertion Will BE- necessary only 10 state The
fact, that about 80 unacClmacd negroes (ncinmg many chi
immediately their arrival from Virginia, i've
put upon this land which Then all iroojicrd, with
under these mnllvorahlc circumstances,
of these have Gird within the i've
The society nrIglihuloud and excellent,
chiefly families the Trsecdbly.
The title j. indlspntablr and will be fully warranted.
had the st January neat, sia
and he secured before that nr
crop plantation utensils, horses, cattle, &C.,
nav be- purchased far valuation.
The PROPRIETOR induced offer these valuable lands about
one half Of their value solely for the purpose Of appropratng
the the sale thereof 10 purchase additional
and Hrlmproved
tate which lie resides. lie would be wilin:
exchange tile plantation for likely IN families,
for his uSc, their cash value III Louisiana.
The whole Of land 52 including all the build
and thereon, is offered nj the low price Of
per arpen payable cash which ~
les half the price asked Tor improved estate IN the Vi
niS. II sold these terms before the 1t November
VIII then he offered NJ the price payable,
fourth cash and the balance ~ twuand three Yeas credit
in equal Instruments for satisfactorily endorsed secured
hy mortgage property soli and bearing interest from date
Of till maturity Of payment the Of SIX per cent
nformation apply IL pr. Thomas f. Andrews,
Is authorized sell thr land, 10
JOHN ANDREWS, BdyOu Gouid Post oGef, Louisiana
Sent. 3y-w6w
a The Baltimore Republican Washington Globe and Charles
Mercury requested publish the above advertisement
weekly weeks a transmit their accounts 10 this office for
collection