Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-10
MISSOURI LAND FOR SALE

FENIlE subscriber, acting agent, and j.: Il. Osn right
oerrs Tor .'r mr;,e fra. .s'ua,e1 ia NORTHEAST
Il t.S-,, ind about u miles from tic Mississippi river
tcontuns by rcceE survey s7ncrs abuu, $50 OF whic!
Ire enclosed and in culivntionehc balance ia woodland
Tile laids located in tie mis OF tnc grau nd teLnc.
CO GROWING region wei! "t-;aa ~ lsc growth of
corn Wheat thh'eEn MI ,sy s:at.rs Tie soil Of the
which clcnlcd Is in good heart, mud productive There
Ira the iarm comfortable dwelin. housr containing
ak rOus together with cc house snok, house the ne
cessary out houses iGr servants had several tobacco
houses. There hire on the place several ncver.faiug
springs, which afford ample sury Of wncr Tor nil the
uses OF large family and aiSo nn abundance for any
number OF stock.
Tho social advantages Of the neishbohood nre good
aud there several churches within short morning
ride which open to all alike, masters nni seryAnts
The idca may have reached Virginia that slave ru.,cry
is becoming insecure in the State OF Missouri r spI
ces OF property jus, AS secure IN iss it is in
Kentucky, Virginia, or any ci tie Gld"Y savrhodipg
States The cou,,y ~ WHICH the subscriber resilrs md
the adrcen: county, both contain large aud an ncrcus
ing slave population These counties bounded on one
sde by the mississippi river aud Yet one snyr hss es
capped from either vi thc in the las. ten years Noiufcr
unuvorabc othc porhncncy Of slavery in he State
should be drawn from late movement in tile civ of st
Louis the subj Of emancipation. That WIS merely
gotten up by the leaders OF deperntc political tnLtu
eager to rcinn possession VI the lucrative of ar"e
municipal corporation The peop,e OF :hs State ut large
tcrly repudiatc anv such Torone ana well satisfied
to abide by ;G PRECISION oi the Stue Constitute H. which
prohibits emancipation unless with the coscnt of the
owner.
The property which the subscriber dcsircs In ,cli ia
we'll situated u, regards good for all The pro.
ducts Of the farm It hae two OF the best landings on tho
Upper Mississippi for shipping points To ~, of Tea,
loads made from the farm, in M Of the day
with ease. during the sun:rer nni Fall mon,hs-and to
both OF them, gooa radod and Mncadanized roads are
row il .:ccGSs Of construction At each vi them there
iie several large ourin mills and of these ship.
ping points (he town OF Lousana there urr two large
and extensive tobacco manufactures III full operation
The facilities for shipping. to 81 Louis from cit er point
are unrivaled on the Upper Mississippi.
As this property is offered for saIe to effect partition
among heirs, il will certainly be disposed Of Possession
will be given in t.uic to Wheat tie cnmiE: fall
If not d.p ,ed OF prior to ,a, time, ine property win
be sold publicly on the PREMISE. on the second MONDAY
tho la,h day ot next October, lsJ!.
The title to The land is ndspuabe aud the terms of ,uc
can DO ascortaned application To the subscriber living
near the premises ANY one wishing purchase, viii
please address the subscriber through his post Office
Prniricville, Pike county, Missouri
MAY ls-ctlOrhSep PETER CARR, Agent