Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12

Louisiana, fOr sue.
THE IICLAND PLANTATION offered for sale, is situated
within The Delta Of the Mississippi IN The parish Of lbervlle
state Of % m,n my hnms ks of % y anu es'
Being entirely anvia formations Of Tie richest md most valua-
kind ana remarkably high and free from swamp, j. con
den,y believed that viii produce rs much Sugar, Cotton,
C,rn, per acre, any other land IN The state
,,s ,r IN enrt nm, one mile in rnh: and contains
Spanish arpens, equal 10 800 English acres
About ~ uf the Ian cleared the middle Of the
tract aud are and corn;
crop growing tnade hy about 81 working hands IS
expected produce least $50 bales cotton Of 400 lbs ear
gc,er with and provisions than will be required for
tho supper. Of IL. plantation:
say machinery could he converted into valuable sugar
Ibis land kaLiy well aaptrd having, alo aund-
valuable building timber upon the spot, of
which r,, s Of the Sugar estates in Louisiana are now
entirely destitute profitable sugar plantations
Louisiana situated % 10 ~ miles higher up The Mississippi
cultivated in Sugar. yield much any in The Stats,e
average product being about 500 lbs and IS gallons mo-
improvements ths plantation all nearly and
Of the best kind con-tg Of cotton gin house &c cet long by
80 feet wide stories high large cotton rim stand complete
press, houses, superior grit mil, twelve framed
negro osrs and other buildings necessary To well establish
ed cotton plantation.
or the unceared lands. parts covered only with
very large Wild canes aud few scattering trce. aud
could be cleared upand put under cultivation with very little Ia
hor expense.
Other ntons Of the land are with variety
bre tlhber
through The tract and affords abundance 81 water for cattle and
stock throughout the and the wells made the land at
f,rd excellent watrr.
The undoubtedly healthy the state,
of which assertion will lie tu
fact about 80 unacclmaird (inciudiug chill
en Immediately after their arriva from virginia, five
this land which was then all r"odand with
improvements under these uninvorable circumstances,
only of these have died within The 1--WE years
The society OF the ncghnrlod j. numerous and excellent
consisting chiefly Of American families Of the first responsibility
The title is ndsputable, and Will be fully warranted.
Possession be had the Isl january nct si2 or soon
the crop c cotton and be- secured before that times
and The Of plantation utensils, horses, cattle, &C.,
NAV be purchased n fair valuation.
The il induced offer these valuable lands n about
half Of their value solely for The purpose Of apppraiing
whole the sale thereof 10 purchase additional
number Of negroes and cnproved
tate the vicinity, which resides He would be willing
exchange the plantation for likely in families
for his use, their cash value in Louisiana.
The whole tract Of land 2 including all the build
incs and fixtures thereon, offered al the very low prce Of
fifteen dollars per arpen payable III cash negroes, which is
than half the asked Tor improved estate Tie
ciny. II sold these before The lst November
Will then he offered the price, payable
fourth in cash and the balance ut oand three yeats credit
equal nstamrn for satisfactorily tnduIsed, secured
by property Sold and bearing interest from date
Of sale till maturity Of payment al the Of six
anmim.
For further nfnmation apply TO DR.. Thomas +. Andrews
Norfolk Virginia, who is authorized To sell the land, To
JOHN ANDREWS Bayou GOua Pest Oiise, Louisiana.
Sept. 81 3y-w6w
~ The Baltimore Republican, Washington Globe and Charles
Mercury requested publish the above
weekly for weeks and their this Office
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