Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-08
VALUABLE SUGAR LANDS IN LOU
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lSlANA tOR SALE.
A TRACT OF LAND, situate in the Parish
II of Placquemines, about 20 miles below The
city of New Orleans, and on the same bank of
the river fronting on the river Mississippi so ar
penis, and containing upwards of $500 superb
cial arpents Of land of which $50 arpenls are
cleared Of timber drained and dilched, and with
a canal Is feet wide for boating wood &C., &c,
which at the same time serves 10 drain these
lands.
About 100 arpents arc now in excellent cane,
and 80 in corn, the whole under very good fence,
and in every respec, prepared TO form first rate
sugar plantation.
A sugar house, and all other buildings needfnl
can be erected al very small expense, as brick
can be readily made, and cypress wood fit for all
building purposes exists in abundance, besides
which there are not less than 10000 cords of wood
fit for steamboat use (Which is readily purchas-
ed by the tow boats at 80 and upwards per cord)
and great abundance OF sugaT-house wood
The situation is peculiarly healthy. There is
on the premises dwelling house and several
out buildings, all requiring repair, and garden,
with number OF orange and flg trees in full
bearing.
a large Bauure, containing so or GO arpenl,
of pasture land, extends along the whole front OF
the plantation, Increasing annually, and little or
no levee is required 10 defend against The river.
This tract of land is offered for sale, deivera-
bic as soon as the present crop OF cane is taken
off. in November next and, BY arrangement with
the purchaser, he could Immediately be SO far put
in possession as TO clear what land, and erect
what buildings he pleased; and could have any
requisite quantity Of cane left for planting next
season, in addition 10 the ration cane, which
will remain on The land when the present crop is
taken off,
To any gentleman DESTROYS OF going into The
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4 advantages, and il is believed no such opponuni-
I ~ exists in this country for establishing fine
| sugar estate.
For terms, which will be liberal, and all fur
WEBB, BACON & co.
i July S-cw3m Richmond, Va.
m RUSSELL BIGGER & Co.'s drawn
i Nos in package Of 25 tickets. Call and
get package Risk very little. For this day
/ (Tnesday,) $1,000, &c. rs Nos. Is BALLOTS
Whole Tickels2 so.
For this Evening $4,000, 10000, II 500
dolls. lowest 3 No prize. Whole tickets SO.
Halt, Nos. 20 SO IS, and half, Nos. Q IS &c,
two mole capitals; also, half Nos. Is 81 AZ, a
small prize of $500 dollars, sold and paid by
Juys BIGGER & co.
TN CHhNCERY. -VIRGlNIA:-At Rules held
i in The Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law ana Chancery Tor Goochland
County, 7lh July, ls45:
Edmund George, administrator Of George w
McLen, deceased, Plaintiff,
against
Henry Massie, late Sheriff Of Goochland coun.
", and administrator OF John Ware, deceased
Henry Hatcher and others, Defendants.
The defendant, Henry Hatcher, not having
entered his appearance and given security &C
cording 10 the Act of Assembly and The Rules
OF this Court, and it satisfactorily appearing tina
he is no, an inhabitant of this Commonwealth
It is ordered that the said defendant, Henry
Hatcher do appear before the Judge Of our saie
Court, al the Court House, on the first day ofSep
TENDER Court next, and answer the plainlih's bill
and that copy OF this order be forthwith insert
ed in some public newspaper, published in In
City of Richmond, for two months successfully
and posted al The front door oil the Court House Q
this county. A Copy. Tes,e,
| July s-cw2m WIN. MILLER, Clerk.