Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-11
WISSOCKI LAND FOR sALk.


TIME subscriber acting agent and In his own right
Il offers for sale large farm, situated in EorthEs''
Missouri This farm lies In the upper edge Of the county
Of Lincoln and about u miles from the Mississippi river
tontans by recent survey about $50 OF which
enclosed aud in cultivation, the balance In woodland
The land 10 located in the mdst OF nne grain and tobac
co growing region 1t well adapted 10 the gr with oi
corn wheat tobacco and the grasses The soil OF the
land rests on n limestone foundation, and that portion
which cleared in good henrt and productive Tneir
the farm comfortable dwelling house containing
six rooms together with Ice house smoke house the y"
cesssry houses for and several tobacco
houses There are the place several never.tatlins
springs which afford ample surply OF water tor all The
uses Of large family and, aso an abundance Tor any
number of stock.
The social advantages of the neighborhood good
and there are several CHURCHES within short mornings
ride which open all alike, masters and servants
The idea may have reached Virginia that slave proper,
10 becoming insecure in the State OF Missouri That sps
ces Of property just as secure In Missouri u. l.. II
Kentucky Virginia. or any Of the older sIsvehodln.
States The county IN which the subscriber resdes aid
the adjacent county both contain large and an ncrss
sde by the Mi.sissppi river and yet hss
capped either OF them in the last ten years Monte
unfsvOrable to the permanency oil slavery a'
should be drawn from late movement 10 the city Of -
Louis the subject vi emancipation That was meTei
gotten up by the leaders Of deperate political tssol
eager " retain possession of the lucrative Offices OF largo
municipal corporation The people Of the State large
tery repudiste any such movement and are well sh,sd
to abide by tho provision OF the State Constitution which
prohibits emancipation, unless with the consent G" sh
owner
The p,proerly which the subscriber desires TO sell Is
well situated, regards good market Tor all the pro
ducts of the farm has two OF the best landings on u
Upper Mississippi for shipping points To one OF then
loads are made from the farm in the OF the dsy
with ease during the Summer and Fall nonths-and J.
both of them good graded and Macadamized roads az
now In process of construction. At each OF them tier
are several large Touring mills and at one OF these snip
ping points the town OF Louisiana thfae are
The facilities for shipping to 81 Louis from either poi"
are unrivaled on the Upper ni:.i.'ppi r.,, ,-,i,,
among heirs L win certainly be disposed Of Possessou
will BE- given in time sow wheat the coming fall
If not disposed of prior to that Time the properly WIZ
be sold publicly the premises on the second MONDAY
The title TO the land is indsputabe and the terms OF rh!e
near the premises. ANY one wishing to purehass wi!
please address the subscriber through his post oicr
fl Nav isme:.losh 9th PETER CARR, Agent.
VALUABLE ESTATE IN KUANUKE COUNTY.
NIEAR BoNsACKS DEPOT CONTAINING ~.
~ ACRES, FOR SALE The snbscriber having MOI p
.e that portion of the in Roanoke county owned
by him lying on the right side of the Turnpk" road
leading from Lynchburgo Salem. containing by "recen
survey l57 acres; say one tract No OF "a acre OF
which al5 acres cleared and Jl2 acres IN origns
growth and mainly the hnest tobacco land. In" other
No tract OF 40 o which l3l acres are cleared
and S acres I'm original growth, above mentioned On
tb. largest tract the improvements valuable consist
ing Of large brick dwelling two stories above basement
iy repsred and painted, with porches, besides Il
large brick barn. (ueeding some rcpairsD an excellent
brick Office store lumber house, all covered Win u
except the barn. the dwelling house having been
with hin the past year, with lightning rods complete. A'
| fine orchard garden ground. well Of water &c
The cleared well most OF the iinbercd isnn 10y
fertile having fine Southern exposure 6oinf .ihInl
quality to the lands in that neghborhood "hIcn IT, "
we'll known and are regarded among the most Vhuho.
In Virginia; the healthiness Of tbs climate ahd Dehu "
the scenery being unsurpassed. This Eht. Icing "inih
a quarter Of mile OF Bonsscks Depot Oh VIZ nsn.N
and Tennessee Railroad snd lees thAn quart, VI mn.
from nv manufacturing Flour MIL ofh Niih Onu "a"
MIL "a uitbin nine travel OF hichhoho ahs refers
| -, ii ahou, TWO hours from Lynchburg, TO either o
80 lee. its products be quickly and chehplJ
' The neirhborhood and society arc excellent
!, lie! within one mile Ut Coyners White and BLACK gu
Srino, about II miles OF Salem, and sbou, n,'ica
| from the large and hoursn'"s feu 'e " "
| tourt Springs - .,,. 81 e,ro,o mn ,ro,.,,, re >,
An 40 At any time and they particularly and respec!
| fully invited to do so.
Possession will be given l December next. sooner
with The privilege of seeding Wheat - usual
On the above there nearly GO OF lsnd IN
original growth the wood from which DO sold Bon
sacks Depot from g. 10 Is per cord From much Of
this land six loads per day hsuod and from other
parts four I've loads per day. This would pay largo
proportion Of the purchase money Of the whole estate
EF.Terus accommodating -Messr Wellington Gcd
din, John L. Bacon and VIM c. Allen having seen tie
above estate persons unacqusnted With the same are
ferred TO either Of these gentlemen. Messrs o. Die
clanahen and Charles L. Cooke residing near the e'ae
win also give any Information eoaeesniog i's value ana
p:oducuveness.
For terms and further PARTICULAR apply 70 Messr. go
dir & Apperson, Richmond, or my son, Alfred Il james
| on the premises or the subscriber at Richmond
AUG E-cvtIsOc FLEMING JAMES.