Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-25

Nhs subscriber, acting rs agent, and In his own right,
y,s.on. .e': !. sac u large farm, situated In North.Eas.
gi,ua.h ias farm hes in the upper edge of the county
..n ana ABOUT ~ miles from the Mississippi river.
..onssihs, oy rccen. survey, se7acres, about $50 OF which
nc enclosed and N cultivation. the balance in woodland.
:: - ~ q u .ocated IN the midst of a fine grain and tobac:
~ s'oW'ns region 1t Is well adapted to the growth of
w wheat, .ooacco, aud the grasses. The soil of the
- ieen on a Limestone foundation, and that portion
-sas cleared lie In good heart, and productive. There
= on toe farm a comfortable dwellinS .house, containing
.isooms' to4e;her with ice house, smoke house, the ne.
sesa'y out houses tor servants, and several tobacco
..ses There are on the place several pever.ssiliug
s''nss' which usord an ample surpiy OF water TOR all the
we ~a VI q large family; and, also, an abundance for any
aaloer Of stock
~ mere are several churches within a short mornings
ID, which are open to all alike, masters and servants
iae IDEA may have reached Virginia that slave property
aeeeouinc insecure in the State of Missouri. That spe.
yea OF property Is Just as secure in Missouri, a. 1t is in
SeltucHy. Virginia. or any Of the older siaveholdiny
,%;.es The county in which the subscriber resides, and
= so cent county, both contain a large and an increas.
;nsFe population These counties are bounded on one
: tue Mississippi river and yet not one slave has es.
80 rom either OF them, In the last ten years. No infer.
- un!aVoraole totbe permanency of slavery In the State
M - oe drawn from a late movement In the cHSof st.
s.s' on The subject OF emancipation. That WINS merely
ss : Up oy the leaders OF a deperate political faction,
ny ~ ~ retain possession Of the lucrative Offices OF 4 large
.-I .".pA corporation. The people of the State at large, ut.
Z tepudiate any such movement, and are we'll satisfied
,, JTa ~ the provision Of the State Constitution, which
a.ssr emancipation unless with the consent Of the
~. .SSe property. which the subscriber desires to sell, Is
l. len .tos'ed, as regards a good market for all the pro.
De- Ie farm; 1t hae two Of the best landings on the
- Sasl's!ppi Tor ,hiPping points. To one of them
" aSe made from the farm, in the course of the day,
I'd !" as, during the Summer and Fsu months-aud to
10. " - Mem, good graded and Mseadsmixod roads ere
u. ~ ~ process OF construction. At each Of them there
pa, s ,e large Touring mills: and at one Of these ship.
at rnoa Ioe town Of Louisians) there are two large
Tss G~.'.aVe tobacco manufactures in full operation.
:, unsn noe. Tor shipping, to st Louis. from either point.
A. - on the Upper Mississippi
raons - property is offered for sale to effect partition
VII ns LII. II Will certainly be disposed Of. Possession
4 no,s S S In time TO SOW wheat the coming fall.
be sS -, I,p;sed Of prior to that time, the property will
u. l%i pSaohciy, on the premises, on the second MONDAY,
rs s DAY OF next October, 1857.
ea Be ~. 70 me land 10 indisputable. and the terms of sale
ssc N. eluuned on application 10 the subscriber, living
lsasI premises, Any one wishing TO purchase. viii
P'I,t.ni,. =, TIE subscriber, through his post Office, At
Ey,ua.e, rite county. Missouri.
""assp. PETER CARR, Agent