Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-12
MISS0uRI LAND EnR SALE

FENEE subscriber acting agent and In ma own right
Il Onrrr To-. sale large farm, situated in North. Eas
Missouri! TINS thrm .s II the upper edge of :he
Of Linccn and about II miles from the Mississippi river
tcontans hy r-cc; survey 20" scrcs about $50 Of Whcf
nre enuoscd aid III cultivation, the balance in woodland
The land IL located in The ms Of hnc grain and obac
CO growing region Ii! well adapted 10 the growth o
corn wheat tobacco. md tho The roll cf N,
land rests limestone foundation and tina, portion
which is cleared is in good heart and productive There
sre on the inrrn Comfortable dwelling hOife containing
six rooms together With ice house. -:.3n house. the ne
ccsSrry out houses Tor scrvHuts and several tonrcU
houses There are tac Place several never ialinc
springs. which afford ample -urI!y q: wnc. .or ali ,,
uses OF large niny; and also, IA abundance ior any
number OF stock
The social advantages of the ncichborhood nrc good;
aud there several churches within short noruin,
ride, which are open Ia n Ax" masters End servants
Tie idea may have reached Virs ta( slave rnpery
Is becoming Insecure in the Stat. OF Missouri Iba src
cics OF property Just in Missouri as it is in
Kentucky. Virginia. ot tho O,l"r sjsvehoiding
states The county in which the subscrbcr resides and
the adj county both coai. ia - ard an iuc-.as
ing siuve population These Counties bounded on one
side hy the mississippi river aud yet one slave hs
capped romeithcr d hcn In the last years No infer.
ence un;avorable tothe perunency Of slavery the
should be drawn from late movement in the CITY of s.
Louis, on the subject % emancipation That yos merely
gotten up by tic lcadcr= o. drpcrntc political faction
10 reinn possession Of the lucrative
municipal corporation Tho people OF S,a ut larr.
:Gry r"pudEtc any such movement and well satisfied
to abide DT the prn":a;O Of tue State which
prohibits emancipation, uilcs. with IL: cors.nt vi the
owner.
The property, :"hic The subscriber desires m s,u i.
we'll situated, regards good mukc, Tor all tho rro.
ducts OF III" farm Ii has two Of tho be- lauiincs on tho
Upper Mississippi for shippn: poits To Ca cc :!Icm
loads asc made from The farm, in the course of the day.
with ease. during the summer aud Hsii noa;ns-a,l 10
both OF them, good graded and Mncsdanized roads arc
III process OF ccb..CctiOn. Al Of them hrr.
several large onrin: mills and one of these shin.
ping points Che ,o''n oi LouSnna there are ,l !nrae
and extensive tobacco manufacturers IN full operation.
are unrivaled on die Upper Mississippi;
as :as property is offered for ss!c effect partition
among heirs it viii certainly be disposed ~. po-..ssion
will be given il time to SOW wheat he corning fall
II disposed Of prior that time ,k proprrty will
be sold publicly, the iremis second MONDAY
the l2,h day OF next October, 1857
The title to the ann ndispuabc, unl the ,crns or gale
be asceraiued application the subscriber living
the promises. ANY one wishing 70 purchase will
please ADDRESS the subec:ihrr through his .og oIce nj
Pratieviile, Pike county, Missouri
May ls-ctl0thSep. PETER CARR Agent,