Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-19

hISSol III LAND rum SALE.
TGSHE subscriber srting ageIt and in his ch,
Il offers for sale large farm, situated in Norn.E.,,
Missouri THIS farm lies IN the upper edge U. ri. count,
vi Lincoln aud about - miles from the Mississippi nyrg
tcouaps by recent survey sy7 Sut so OF which
are enclosed and IN cultivation, the bssnce IN WOODLAND
The land il located in the midst OF me grain and ,ooa
CO growing region 1t wei! adapted - III. growth Of
corn, wheat, tooscco and the grasses. The soil tho
iani rests hmes'one foundation, and that portion
which cleared good heart and productive Their.
rre on the farm comfortable dwciu- house containing
SIX rooms together with ice house, smoke house. In
cesssry houses for servants and sevriai tobacco
houses. There the place several never failing
springs. afford surpy of water Tor all the
of large family and also. sn sbanGence ior any
number OF stock.
Tie socia, All rantages OF the negESorhood goci
and there several churches within short morning
ride which open to all alike masters and servants.
The idea may reached Virginia that slave property
is becoming in the state OF Missouri That spe
ces property just rs secure IN Missouri as IL N
Kentucky Vir.iuIa, or any oil the older sayehoGiuS :
States The county in which the subscriber re,ides and
the adj county, both contain large lnd an ncreSs
ing slave population These cuuE!ee are b0unced on ore
side by thu Mississippi river and yet slave has
capped either them, in the iast ten years No inrf
uivOrabc tie prrAncncy 0i slavery IN The >,aa
should be drawn from late movement III the city OF 81
Louis the subject of emancipation. Tha: was merely
gotten up by the leaders OF dcpcra;c political iuctio
eager rriAu vi the Lucrative otces Of large
municipal corporation The people o the state nj large Ut
trry rrpuiiae any such movement ard well satisfied
abide by the provision OF the State Constitution, which
prohibits emancipation unless with the consent o the
owner.
The property which the subscriber desires TO sell. i'
well situated, regards good Tor all the pro
ducts Cf IL has two o.: the bcs; landings
Upper Mississippi for shipping points To one of them
lo!s are mad. the tnrn in the course ci the Gas
with ease during the Summer and Fall months-and
both of lirm. good graded and MacndamiZ-d rosd-
now process OF contraction 1T each OF them there
are several large Touring mills AMI nj one U! these ship
ping points town vi ouisBnH) there TWO large
and extensive tobacco manufactures IN full operation
I'll, fol chipping =, Louis from et.cr point
are unrivaI"d an the prcr Mississippi
As tnis property j. offered sale effect partition
among heirs VIII certainly be disposed OF. Possession
will ne given in time to whea; the coming fall.
Ii no, dl-p, sed prior thai time the property Will
be sold publicly on ia. premises the second MONDAY
the 18Th day OF next October ie5I.
The tile land ndisputnble and the terms @. sale
can be asccrtan- on application the subscriber living
near the premises Any wishing to purchase, will
please address the subscriber through his post office
j rairieviiIc Pike county, Missouri.
MAY is-ctlOthSep PETER CARR Agent