Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-05
MISSOURI LAND ron SIIE

TUNHE subscriber acting rs agent and In his own right
IL Offers for sale large farm, situated in North. East
Missouri This farm lies in the upper edge Of the county
OF Lincoln and about "a miles from the Mississippi river.
tcontans by recent survey about $50 OF which
enclosed and IN cultivation the balance in woodland
The land is located in the midst of fine GRIM and tubac
CO growing region i: we'll adapted the growth Of
corn wheat tobacco and the grasses The soil Of the
land rests on limestone foundation, and that portion
which cleared in good heart and productive There
the iarin comfortable dwelling house. containing
six together with ice house. smoke house. the ne.
ceesary out houses for servants and several tobacco
houses There the place several never failing
springs, which afford ample surpy Of wafer Tor all the
uses OF large family; and aiso an abundance for any
number OF stock
The social advantages of the neighborhood arc good
and there several churches within short mornings
ride which 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 spe
cies of property Is just in Missouri is
kentucky, Virginia, or any OF the older sav-hoding
States The county in which the subscriber resides and
the adjacent county both contain large and an ncreas
Ing slave population These counties bounded on orc
side by the Mssissspp river and yet slave has
capped from either OF heM in the last years No infer
ence uniavorable othe permanency Of slavery in the state
should be drawn from late movement in the city of St
Louis, on the subject of emancipation That was merely
gotten up by the leaders o drperate political faction
eager to retain possession Of the lucrative Offices of large
municipal corporation The people OF the at large ut
ery repudate any such movement and are we'll satisfied
to abide by the provision of the Constitute n which
prohibits emancipation unless with the consent of the
owner.
The properly, which the subscriber desires TO sell Ia
well situated, regards good market for all the pro-
ducts of the farm 1t has two OF the landings on the
Upper Mississippi for shipping points To one Of them
loads made from the farm in course of the dsy
with ease, during the Summer and Fail lnorhs-and to
both Of them, good grnded and Macadumzed roads arc
now in process OF construction At each cf them there
several large Touring mills and nj one of these shp
ping points the town Of Lousana) there are two large
and extensive tobacco manufactures in !cl operation
The facilities for shipping to 81 Louis from either point
are unrivaed on the UPpnr Mississippi r'
As this property is offered for sale effect partition
among heirs it will certainly be disposed Of Possession
will be given in time TO SOW wheat the coming fall
If not dispts sed Of prior that time the property will
be sold publicly on the premises ON the second MONDAY
the 18th day OF next October, 1857.
The title to the land is indsputabe rad the terms of sale
be ascertained application 70 the subscriber vin
the premises. Any one wishing to purchase, viii
please address the subscriber through his post Office
Prnirieville. Pike county, Missouri.
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