Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-23
MISSOURI LAND FOK SALE.

TIME subscriber acting as agent and in his own rsht.
offers for sale large farm, situated IL Ho.n - ",
Meou<i This farm lies in the upper edge OF iE' so!
OF Lincoln and about il miles from the hrssiip' ;
ltcontuins, by recent survey ucres, about o Q"
are enclosed and In cultivation the balance IN Sn bsc
The land is located in the midst of fine gram anu ~
CO growing region. Is is vel! adnpted 10 the
corn, wheat, tobacco and the grasses The sou - 49,.
land rests a limestone foundation, ana ha Pgi.,o
which cleared is in good heart and productive mere
are on the farm comlOrtnUC :. ciilns 49,
six rooms, o,e:!cr w:h ice house c:2ke house te ne
cessary out houses for servants aud several 'ooa..o
houses There the pac" severe. n. r 81 s ,hs
springs. which afford sm' supply OF w1ie! LOT al @ .ru
uses OF large family and slso al abundance '' '
number of stock. .,
TIC social advantages CT the neighborhood are Soou;
and there are several churches within shnr morning
ride which are open all alike, masters and servants
The idea may have reached Virginia that slave property
Is becoming insecure in the State of Missouri iha1 spe
cies Of property just as secure IN Missouri, a. La;
Kentucky Virginia or auy OF the older s'avrhoains
States The county which the subscriber refides ana
the adjacent county both contain large ana IN
ing slave population These counties are bounced On oe
side by the Msssssppi river and yet not one slave I
caped from either OF them in the last ten years no .he
ence uufavorable the permancncy OF slavery IN he
should be drawn from late movement In ths eiJ W M
Louis, the subject Of emancipation Ihn Was heie'9
gotten up BY the lcudcrs OF deperate pOca! incuoi,
eager to retain possession of the lucrative oiccs oi
municipal corporation. The people OF hs state AZ u
erly rcpudiate any such movement and ARE wen
10 abide BY the provision of the State Consta "hcn
prohibits emancipation, unless with the consch oi 'e
owner. - :;
The property which the subscriber desires TO SELL IS
well situated as regards good MAJ xei iVr al tne pro
ducts Of It has two OF the best landings on the
Upper Mississippi for shipping points To one oi them
with ease, during the Summer and Fall months-and 10
both OF them. good graded and MAcadsnizcd roads are
now in process Of construction. AT each o !hcm there
several large nouring mills and Of these ship
ping points (,he town Of Lousana} there are two large
and extensive tobacco manufactures in iul! orc-.ton
The facilities for shipping. 81 Louis from either point
unrivaled on the Upper Mississippi.
AS this property is offered for sale 10 effect partition
among heirs will certainly be disposed Of Possession
will be given in time to wheat the coming inll.
II not disposed OF prior that time, III" -rnp"rty will
be sold publicly on the premises on the second MoSD"i
the 18th day of next October, 1851
The title the land indsputabe hni the Of sale
ascerained application the subscriber living
the premises. Any wist::. purchase, will
please address the subscriber through his post occ at
Prai.ieville, Pike county, Missouri.
NAV ls-ctlCrhSep PETER CARR, Agent.