Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-15
MISSOURI LAND FOX SALE.

MISSOJRI LAND FOk SALE.
FuyHE subscriber, acting IA agent, and In his own night.
offers for sale a large farm, situated in Northeast
Missouri. This farm lies in the upper edge OF the county
of Lincoln, and about u miles from the Mississippi rger.
Itcontains, by recent survey, s97acres, about $50 OF which
are enclosed and In cultivation, the balance in woodland.
The land 10 located in the midst OF a tine grain and ,Obn"
co growing region. 1t is well adapted 10 tho growth o!
rorn, wheat, tobacco. and the grasses. The soil oi the
land rests on Il limestone foundation, and that portion
which is cleared isin good heart, and productive. There
are on the farm IA comfortable clearinghouse, containing
six rooms, together with &c. house, smoke house. the ne
ccssary out houses for servants, and several tobacco
houses. There are on the place several uever.tsiIiGg
springs, which afford an ample SUPPLY OF wafer tor al the
uses of a large family and, also, nh abundance tor any
number OF stock.
and there are several churches within a short mornings
ride, which are open to all alike, masters and servants.
The idea may have reached Virginia that slave property
10 becoming insecure in the State OF Missouri. That sps
cies of property Is just as secure In Missouri, as 1t 10 In
Kentucky, Virginia, or any of the older slsveho!d!n.
States. The county in which the subscribcr resides, ana
the adjacent county, both contain q large and an lncrcas
ing slave population. These counties are bounded on one
side by the Mississippi river, and yet not one slave ns.es
capped from eithero them, IN the last zen years. ho'h,et
ence unfuvorable tothc permancncy OF slavery ia the Stat"
should be drawn from u late movement In the CITY oi 81
Louis, ON the subject of emancipation. That was merely
gotten up by the Leaders OF r deperate political faction,
eager TO retain possession of the lucrative Offices Ot n isrge
municipal corporation. The people OF ths State at large, nj
terly r~epudiate any such movement, and are well satisfied
TO abide by the provision OF the state Constitution, which
prohibits emancipation, unless with the consent OF III"
owner
The properly, which the subscriber desires 20 sen 70
we'll situated, a. regards a good market for all the pro
ducts Of the farm. 1t has two Of the best landings ca the
Upper Mississippi for shipping points. To one Of then
loads are made from the farm, in the cour.e OF the day.
with ease, during the Summer and Full ~mon,hs-sud t.
both Of them, good graded and Macadamized roads are
now in process of construction. At each OF them there
arc several large Touring mills; and at one OF these ship.
ming points uhe town OF louisiana there are two large
and extensive tobacco manufactures in full operation.
The facilities for shipping, to ST Louis, from either point
are unrivaled OH the Upper Miss!ssippl.
Az this property 10 offered for sale to effect partition
among heirs, il will certainly be disposed OF. Possession
will be given in time to SOW wheat the coming faIl. 81
be sold publicly, on the premises. on the second MONDAY.
the 18th day OF next October, 1887.
The title to the land 10 indisputable, and the terms OF SAFE
can be sscertained on application to the subscribe, living
near the premises. Any one wishing TO purchase. VII.
pleaae address the subscriber, through his POST once u
Ma Is "c,ln,bsen PETER CARR, Agent