Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-05
Coit.n PiGnta,ic.. md Jiatuai;c Sagar LaMds IN


rE,l gici;SG PLANTATION, Offered far sal' i situated
wtn tic Eria u the Mississippi ~ tie parish q -' r
an tlr,r ll'., tie liaa: II lic Mi-->2ii river.
Beng ,:cy ,rno"n II H. cr AMI most saaa
lie KIND and rrnar high ami fl. swamp :
hicuy Ill produce z. ach Sugar, :o"n or
c"I IS. .5r = any ,f ' in 9TH sar ,r,eorr,m
!rncl an! nie - e?' ani contains -
i. acres !ai ccar'i tho middle q the
nader cultivation ~ cotton and CON; the
crrp grown. upan made by about - wo'ainc hands i
Apcccd IL pouor 80 ,alc Of iJO lbs each,
scc w and provisions than viii he required for
the ,up,,o.t Of lie plantation.
Ala ycty snail .,pr:Sc addition Of the
,ary machinery could be converted into valuable sugar
pantaror which purpose respects both soil and climate
tins Land j. remarkably well adapted having. also. abUhd
., HE most valuable building timber The spot, 81
which fonr,h 81 The sugar estates IN Louisiana are no."
entirely destitute. al The nos profitable Plantations
Louisiana na:eG 80 :. =" ni, a:e. up . n H., r
4 crsira IN yield = much - az y; the Sie-ir
product tfm- "AnGl 80 lbs shF and :" gallons "
1r ,nnoy ncn,s on his plantation ~ al nearly new, aud
10 feet wir high large cotton sn stand complete
cotton pres, houses superior gust MIL twelve framed
Cd cotton plantation. .
Of n nncca,ed lands, parts ar covered only with
could be cleared aud put nnGcr Cultivation wh very e IL
her expense.
other os Of the land covered with variety oi vaia
good bayou % fer wide and st deep. nsean'sr.
through tact aud affords Abundance u water iar c:;t ana
sfork throughout range; and Ike wells made on the land a.
The undoubtedly healthy any in tic State II
If winch Will hc necessary Only L. state TIE
lct. unacomatrd negroes, Including man cal
drcn Lately their arrival from Virginia" ht years
pui upon land, which vas then az ToHgnd, Win
,inlr, aud. these un1volhle ccimanccS
onh uf these .pcs Fave died within the ise years
TIE society nci.ilholo"i i numerous ani rNcri"n
II families q" The ; rc-peoidbity
Tie ;r ;ndiSfaialic, ana VI IL fiiiy warrtn'e'
ianrar: nrlf, ~ ~
crop ard can hc >rcr! before that ,iaa
aud iiit c5u q; corn plantation ucns hof>c> Cattle &C.
ma b. purchased 4 yaluanr.
The n.Cr offer these va!aini" lands III about
half solely Tie purpose - apio;rianE
The amount -a- Thereof Ia purchase an additional
number .rur ,rnsyr aa! welnHrored
tate vicinity Mhich he rc!r lie would he willing
The rln,ation Tor likely negroes IN families
his Their cash valuc III l-uutlna
The whole land, 2 ar7rns Including all the build
inrs fixtures ticrron offered al tie low price 81
fifteen per aTpci, payable Ia cash which
price asked ed estate the
cin,. Ii sn! lun csc terms htolc Tie Isl November
next II then offered Tie pace, payable,
four cash and the balance 7nd hrcc credit
equal instruments. notes satisfactorily endu..c secured
~ property sold, aad bearing Interest i:"m date
sal, III; maturity pay ;e, al The rate q SIX per cent per
annum.
For further nformaon Apply 10 Dr. Thomas F. Andrews
Nnos, virginia. who authorized L" sell the laud, ar 10
JOHN ANDREWS, Bayou G9aia Post ohre Lausanne.
Sr7r.al 3s-mo%
q The Baltimore Republican, Washington Globe and Charles
Mercury requested publish the above
weekly weeks aud transmit r accounts 10 this ONCE Tor
collection.