The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-01
FOR SALE ON PRIVATE CONTRACT

HREEN-WAY; the feat OIL which now re-
~ hde Including Mons-Sacer, & the Court %
Tenement, containing in all l2oo acres of fertile L.
vel farming land (relervng one acre of conlecratrA
ground). The whole is bounded BY two nayigaLle
creeks emptying into lanes River before the doc,
and forming a bay, thei e.rom 400 yards only-ss
miles to PeteribTg by water, so Richmond by
land and % to Interchangeable Court-HouJe
tenement b on it large eninred Tavern with Gx
rooms; one OF which is go feet by go in length and
breadth, arehd IN the middle and ufed for entertain
ments alto all hecehary out-houles, good earse,
ana me Well OF water, dry cellars flores &c fer
the ue OF a.commerciai buiiners, which are now oc
euPed to advantage in that line. This is an excellc,
place Tor Rock, hih and fowl in their iraCons; ard
enough of corn wheat G; oats may be made bv con-,
mon induiiry for the confumpton of the Tavern.
This Tenement has 200 acres of land ANNEXED 70 :,
| and rents for { 100 year
CREEN-WAY contains 500 acres we'll improv'J
On 1t, is gentee well fnithed dwelling houfe. con-
tanning fix rooms all waincosted, chair board h;.L
with tne dry cellars, the full length of the houte
which is So feet ALTO every other building which
reaionabe perion could with or deiire, to wit: =
handiome Rudy, Store Houte, Kitchen. Laundry.
Dairy, Meat Houfe, Spinning Houie aud an c. rIouie
within the Curteage, Barn 40 by "a feet, two gra-
| naries, two Carrisge Houfes, 20 Calls for hor.s a
quarter Tor houie fervants handionie Odaeon Pr
geon Houie well hocSd, and fevera other houscs for
dawes we'll of water, 10 excellent that can drink
IT with delight after returning from mountain cir.
euit) large fertile garden Astounding with great va.
riety of fhrubs, herbs aud beautiful flowers we'll en-
eioied. The buildings new and well cover'd with
ihngles.
MON-SACE contains five hundred acres more or
leis on which is Enall dwelling, mill begua
on never-faing fream, mile from, James River
| and empying itlef therein. This farm is remarkable
level and highly mprovcable, is in fine fettlemen,
fer wheat and timber, 70 that the manufa4rri bu
iineis may be carried great advantage as al.a
| the fawng of timber now 70 much in demand Aborr,
half this eitate ineuive is ander fine fire wood and
timber-and icaroely gall waih on any part OF
1t. The ague and fever has not vilited white ner
ion tor 20 years that recoetf. In fhort there CAM
not we'll be conceiv agreeable fituaton in all
reipeets than this efate taken together.
! UTOPIA
| will alto dfpoCe of-This little eha,e lies in
James City county; is an Hand furrounded by uav
gable water near the mouth of Chicahominy river
containing 7f6 acres of high land and hard mari, inf
heent for the fuPPort of 1000 head of cattle in the
month OF May. The high land is rich and produces
ionr and Ave barrels OF corn the acre. There are
100 acres of good timber adjoining the fame.
In the center OF this Hand is very handfome hill
on which ftnall but comfortable dwelling is built.
a'iording fine ProiPeG over James River for many
miles Here every neeefary of life can be had and
many of its Injuries with little trouble. 1t over
nows with milk and honey when fufhcient flock 10
furniihed to go upon. j. is remarkable for fine fruit
as the irotts feldom never affect it, and no place
in Virginia furpaies it for fin and wild fowl From,
this place Quantities of hay might be transported by
water TO Richmond, Norfolk or PeterG,urg
| ANY kind of public fecurtes viii be taken for The
above property, or ifmore agreeable to the purchs-
Ter or Purciafers, will receive part cath and the
balance at convenient periodsThirty or forty caves
and hocks of every kind may be had if the e}ate is
purchafsd all together. My lands on Clear Creek,
Big Licking and Triplet in Kentucky will afc fs1
or exchange for property in Richmond
| ltmay be now enquired why | fould in an adj
vanced Rage of life part with an este 70 eonvsnen,
and agreeable in all refpe6as In the fra place. in
little time fhalbe compeledby the uuerring voice
OF nature to quit this mortal COLL" and i, is right
ihou'd 70 adult all my matters as to leave nothing
for litigation after my death. My years of regret
will be therefore but few that fcore Secondly, Il
the beh mode can adopt for fair divon of what
poileis among my children; and lady am delirous
OF obtaining Gtuation, convenient and cheay
for the education of my fons which the favngs from
narrow Pariimonous falary, and the profit. arGna
from much neglected eltate in confequence of nv
attention to public duties, can never fupport.
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