Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-29
MIS.OUKI LAND fOn SALE.

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TIME subscriber, acting as agent, and In bis OWE rsh:,
offers for sale . large farm. situated In Northeast
NJ M' i,DeoI,. anl' ,Iss% ~ Iss n III ss fro opPs the eo ai.. 81 'ns :9 HH.f.
ltcoutains, BY recent survey, ss7aeres. about $50 OF ~hicr
are encloeed and In cultivation. the balance IN wcoc! u
The land is located In the MIDST of a ene grain and ,oc-c.
co growing region If we'll adapted 10 the gr vito u
corn, wheat, tobacco, and the grasses. The soil VI ICE
land rests on a limestone foundation, and that pnrt!or
which IL cleared isin good heart, and productive. Th.e
are on the farm a comfortable dweling.house. conts!u.Hs
six rooms, together with ice house, smoke house, ,h- re-
houses. There are on the place several ns,srts,,ns
springs, which afford an ample SUPPLY VI water tor al TIC
uses Of a large family; and, also, az abundance for any
The social advantages OF the neighborhood are goo5;
and there are several churches within a short morni1.s
ride, which are open to all shE", master, and 'erv'a''
10 becoming insecure IN the State OF Missouri Thnl 'ie-
cies of property il ju.s as secure In Missouri. a. ~. II
states. The county In which the subscriber re,ides -nG
the adj -cent county, both contain 4 large snd an tLc'"1'
Ing slave population. These counties are bounded or a
side by the Mssisssippi river and yet not one slave h.,'"'
capped from either Of them. In the last ten yeaTs ."ini.!.
ence unfavorsble TO the permsnency OF slavery 10 ne e'n'-
should be drawn from q late movement 10 zoe CITY o. -.
| gotten up by the leaders o. a deperats political iae''"n.
eager TO retain possession ofths ukrsi,re os1c.,o o. ls'te
nnnicinsl CORPORATION. The people al the State hi lar.e "
terlv rrnudiate any such movement, and are we'll ssrt,h-G
10 sbide bv the provision of the state Constirut!' q, which
prohibits emancipation, unless with the consent OF TIC
The yproperty, which the subscriber desires to SCI, Is
veil situated, a. regards q good market for all the pro.
ducts OF the farm. It Ia. two Of the best landings on 30
IIpper Mississippi for shipping points. To ons CT rtea
,opsds are made from the farm, In the course Of the &C.,
with ease, during the Summer and Pail mon,hs-.po %
both of them, good graded and NaeadAmixsd road, s,s
now in process Of construction AZ each Of them rh.ye
are several large Touring mllsI and q one Of those sri,.
ping points (the town Of Louiasns) there arc two lsrse
and extensive tobacco manufactures in full operator.
The facilities for shipping, 10 81 Louis. from eir-er poia:,
are unrvaled on the Upper Mississippi.
A. this property Is offered for sale 10 eject psrr,!ca
AIMING heira IL Will cefrainly be disUOaed of pOaSeg.ign
win be given in time To SOW whea, The coming fall.
II not dbpcsed Of prior TO that time, the properly will
DO aold publicly on the premises. on the second MONDAY,
the 18th day OF next october, 1857
The tile 70 the baud - indsput.Ule. and tbs terms OF ss.c
can be sscertained on application 70 the subscriber. living
near the premises. ANY one wishing 20 purchase. vii
| please address the subscriber, through bis post Office, a.
Prsifieyille, Pike county, Missouri.
MaJ ls-etlkhOct. PETER CARh- Aren:.