Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-28
MISSOURI LNNO FON SALE

NHE subscriber, acting as agent, and in his right
oticrs tor sale large farm, situated In North
missouri lhls lurm lrs iE the upper edge O h' county
OF Lincoln and about ii miles from the Mississippi river
tcontans by recent survey, s97acres ab ut 80 oil which
are are rncnsrd and in cultivation thr balance III woodland
The land is located in the midst of fine grain sud tODac
CO grow ing region 1t we'll adapted the growth OF
corn wheat tobacco, and the grn.srs The soil OF the
land rests on limestone foundation, nGi s' portion
winch cleared Is i'll good henri, and pnlurv" lhere
are on the farm comfortable dwelling house rontaiGihg
six rooms together with ice house smoke h.u,r, the
cessnry out houses for servants ani s'Tc"l t"hhcco
houscs There are on the place several never ia,ing
springs, which afford ami l supy of w4'! l1r all the
uses of large family; and also nbnniSHe" Tor any
number OF stock
The social advantages Of the nci.hborhool good;
and there several churches within sh1rt mornings
ride which open To all alike, nasiers AMI servants
The idea may have reached Virginia that slave property
10 becoming insecure in the State o Missouri Ths spe'
cies Of property just rs secure in MsSCn ~ 1t in
Kentucky Virginia, any Of the older slavrloidlng
States The county in which The subscriber rsies, Gnd
the adj scent county both contain large ahi M lncreGs
ing slave population These cnuuties bounded on one
side by the Mississippi river and yet slave has
capped from either OF them in the last ten years. No infer
unfavoablc tothc permauency of slavery IN the STATE
should be drawn from late movement In The sty ii ~
Louis. Ike subjecl OF rinnc patton Tasl was merely
gotten up by the leaders uf deporac political iaciio
eager retain possession OF the lucrative Oces oi large
municipal corporation The people OF the State nj large ut.
terly repudare any such movement aud we'll satisfied
10 abide by the provision uf the State Couttn, which
prohibits emancipation. unless with the consent o the
owner.
well situated, ns regards good msrkc: Tor all the pro-
ducts of the farm 1t ha: two OF the bes, landings the
Upper Mississippi for shipping points To one OF them
loads made from the farm, in the Of the day
with ease during the Summer aud Fall non,ls-and to
both of them. good graded and Macalan,ilcd roads
now in process Gf construction 81 zach Ui them there
are several lsrs" hourin. mills ard II, one rhsc ship
pin, points thr town nj louisiana there Two large
and extensive" tobacco manufacturers in full operation
The facili;ies for shipping, to 81 Louis from rsi point,
are unrirSled on the Upper Mississippi
Az this property 10 offered io sno 10 eject partition
among heirs Will certainly be- disposed o Possession
will he given Ia time wheat the coming fall
II not di-po scd Of prior 70 that time the property will
be sold publicly, the premises the second MONDAY
the 18th day ~ nest October, ls3i.
The title to the land indspu,aL! and the Of sale
hc ascersincd application to the subscriber living
near the premises. Any wishing purchase. will
please address the subscriber. ,hrpGh ost office, at
Prsrievic, Pike county Missouri.
May ls-ctiGihSpp PETER CARR Agent