Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-26
For SAFE. Oh Privats Couraet.

For SAFE, On Pr1Uats Contract,
n REEM-WAY; the seat ON
NJ which Inow reside, including Mons saesr
and the courthouse tenements, eontairing in all
i2O0 acres Of fevtle level farming ia,d preserving
one acre OF conseersted ground The whoc is
bounded by two naviga5e creeks, c1iptying into
James river before tue door add forming 4 hay,
thsreiron 1900 yards oniy-25 miles 10 Peters
burg. by wz;cr, so to Richmou1, by land an. IS
to Eillian,sbu The courthouse tenement has
ON il n lasge ensured tavern with sis ssens; one
OF which is 50 feet by 90 IN leagtu and bsssd,h,
zrc,,'d IA the middle and used for entertainments /;
also. all necessary out houses. good garden aud
ine well OF water, dry cellars, stores, &c. for
the use of commercial busincss, wiiichSre now
occupied 10 advantage in that,ne. This il an ex-
celent place for Stock fish and fowl IN their sea-
sSns,, and enough Of com, wheat and cats may be-
made by common industry. for the consumption,
Of the tavern. This tenement has 200 aires OF
land an1sxei to il, and rents for 4, 100 year.
GREEN WAY contains $40 acres well i'm.
proved. Omit. is gentce wei. hnished dwelling
aouse containing 6rooms, all wsinscoa.ed. chair,
boardhigh. with hne dry cellars, the fuileng,h OF
the sou5e which is SO feet also every other b,ld-
ing which i reasonable person coald wish or de-
sire 10 wit handsome study, store house.
lSiseasn. laundry, dairy. meet house, spinning
house and AZ ice house, vi'nin the cuoeage,
barn 30 by 8. feer, two s-anaries, two carriage
houses, 20 sialis For horses, quarter for house
Servants, a handsome oasgon pigeon house, welt
stocked, and several other ont houses for slaves,
a well of water $50 excellent THAI can drink it
wirh delight after returning from mountain Cir
cuil) large fertile garden ,sbounding with a
great variety of shrubs, HERDS and beautiful fow-
crs, well enclosed. The buildings new and well
covered with shingles. t.l
M0HS-SACER contains 500 acres more or
less, on which is neat small dwelling, mill be-
grn on 7nevcr-failiHy stream, one mile from James
river and sn?ty:ng itself therein. This farm is
remarkably level and highly ilnprovable, is IN a
hne settIerent for wheat and timber, so that the
Manufacturing business may be carried on TO great
advantage, as also the saving of timber now so
much IN demand. About halt rhis estate inclusive
is under fine firc wood and tinber--and scarcely
S.ll WISH OH sny part of 1t. The agnc and
fcvey he's not yisised white person for 30 years
THAI reco'leA. Ia short there canno, well be
conceived more agreesbie tua..on IN all re-.
sPeets than this estate taken together
UTOPIA
will also dispose of-This hrtle estate lies i'm
James City county is in an island su'rounded by
navigable water near thcTnouth of Chiekahominy
river, containing 746 acres OF highland and hard
march sufficient for tne support of 1000 head OF
cattle in the month OF May The high land is
rich and prodaces four and Eve barrels fcorn TO
the acre. There are 100 acres cf good timber adj
Joining the same.
m tho centre of this island Is = ycry handsome
hill, on which small but corllortab dwelling
IL built, aifording fne prospect over James river
for many miles. Here every necessary of life can
be had and many OF its luxuries with LITTLE iroa.
bic. Itcveyfows with milk ana honey when SUI
heien: stock IS furnished to 60 upon 1t is re-
markahle for fine fruits, the frosts seldom
yes aace It; and no place in Virginia surpas ses~
IL Tor fish and Wild fowl From this place guam
tries OF hay might be transported by water to-
Richmond, Norfolk or Petersburg.
Amy kind Of public securi,iesswi be taken far
tie above property, if more agreeable 10 the
purchaser or purchager5, ] viii receive part in
cash and the balance AZ convenient periods--50
or 40 slaves and stocks Of every kind may be had,
II tse estate is purchased all together. My lands
or Clear creek, Big Licking and Tipiet, in Ken~
lucky viii also sell, or exchange for property in
Richmond.
1t may he now en1uircd why should in an adj
vanced stage of life part with an estate so cons
venient and agreeable in all respects In the irsr
place. in little time shall be compelled by the
unering voice of nature to qut this mortal
coil ard il is right should SO adjust all my mat
ters as 20 leave nothing for litigation after my
death. Ny years Of regrer viii be therefore bur
few on that score. Secondly, il is the best mode
can sdopt for faiF division Of what | possess a.
mong my children, and lastly, am DESTROYS OF
obtaining a sisuatiorl more convenient ard cheap
for the education oe my sons, which the savings
from narrow parsimcnious salary, ard the pro-
ESs arising from a much neglected estate, in con-
sequence Of my attention TO puAic dI.ies, can ne
yer suppcrt. JOHN TYLER.
Angus, "a, 1905. wifi
~ r Office is hereby given, that