The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-03
FOR SALE ON PRIVATE CONTRACT.

IN REEN-WAY; the feat ON which ,,,,
n hde, including Mons Sacer, * the Court Ko,;,
ienenent containing IN all 1900 acres Of fertile l.
vel farming land (relerving one acre of conTecr,,a
ground). The whole is bounded by two p,y;oaSI.
creeks, emPtying into James River before the door
ana forming bay, therefrom 400 yards on,y-e5
miles to ''eterfbnrg by water, 80 to Richmond bv
land and 20 to Williamihurg-The Conft-IIoui.
ienemtn has OH 1t large enlured Tavern, with Gx
rooms; one of which is 80 feet by 90 in leno,b n,
breadth, archd in the middle and ufed for .S,e-,s,
nents; alto all neceiary out-houfes. a coed osr;s,,
and IRE Well OF water, dry cellars flores S. Co.
the ufe OF a commercial buines which are now Nc
cuped to advantage in that line. This is an exce,c,
place for hock, fin and fowl in their fesrons. and
enoGgh of corn, wheat s. oats NAV he n,ade b
mon ndullry for the coniumption of ,b. -,
This Tenement has 200 acres OF land a,,.,xs .
and rents for T. 100 year. - -
GREEN-WAY contains 500 acres well ,rn-ov,,
On it, is genseel well fniied d,seIn,, b.uc c,,
ainhg Tx rooms al wainiccacd, char basr,, li,b
with tine dry cellars. the full length of The 49,,
which IS Sc feet; ALTO every other b,!ipp ,,,b;cI "
reaionahe pcTon could with or 6eire Ia Wi, ,
handion,e fudy, Store Houle Kit hen. Iapr4,r
Dairy Men idou.e, SIP nnng Houv AID IN Ice IIo, e
w'th'n The Cartilage, Barn 40 by 81 feet, two era.
barnes two Carriage Houies, 20 ila.!s Tor hor,.s
quarter for houfe fervants, liandfome O,iaron D.;
geon Huufe vel! tockd, and Eeveral ether boujrs Cor
iiavcs, well oi water, 10 eSceert that car, r,!,
IT With ce'igh' after returning from "A nount,;r ~
c,u, large fertile garden aholLdnr with n-.at "a,
riety o. Llruhs, herbs aud heaut!! flowers. ac en-
e'o'ed. The buildings new ana well cover'd w;,n
!hinglcs. "''''
MON-SACER contains five hundred acres ,,,.-o..
less, on which is Il meat ;inal ~ Cling mil r..o,,,,
on never-faiiing Hreag, mile iron, James E;,.r
and cnptying tief therein. Ills fam is re,purlahi
level and highly improveable, is in fac f.,,ler.ut
Tor wheat and timber, TO that the rauia6iuriu,, ,
'ies may be carried great ADVANTAGE. as Az,
the iswing cf tuiber now e. much in d. mand ab
na'i rms e,fae incuiive under lire Ere wooo and
umoer--and icarcely gully nar,t o ANY mar, or
IT. The aeoe and fever has no vifte, q ,.;.I -.
ion Tor 80 year that rssoIica. In hort deere can
net weii be coneeiv amor agreeable ftua,ioi ia all
re'peSls pan this Slate taken together.
UTOPIA
viii alto dfpoie ot---fhis l;,ti.. eHate lies =,
James tltY Country IS an Hand iurroundect bv nav
gable water near the mouth of Chicahon;ny ~
containing 746 acres OF high land and har,; n,a,h &c
neieht Tor the iuPpoEt o! 1000 head of cate in the
month OF May. The high land is rich and ,rol,,c.,
four and FIVE barrels OF corn to the acre 1ber. srs
100 acres OF good timber adjoining th, fame.
In the center of this Hand is very l,apdrome Hill
on which fmaE but comfortable DWELLING is built,
a'iording fine prope6t lanes R;ver FOR n,apy
nreS' iiere every nece,ary Of lie can be had and
many of IT'S luxaries with l;,,le trouble Y oy.r-
fows with milk and honey when fuf6cicn, AL ;,
hFnhed 20 go upon. I; is remarkable for fine fr,,t
as the trolls leion affect il: and no ,,I,c.
IN Virginia furpaGts it FOR ifn and wil,I.foMl From
This PLACE Quantities Of hay nlighr he traniport.d bv
water to Richmond, Norfolk or Peterfbrrs.
Any kind OF public fecurities vii; he taken for IN.
above property or ifmore agreeable to III. purcha-
Ter or purclafers will receive part in cain and tbe
balance at convenient periods-ihty or forty naye,
ana tocks Of every kind may behad, if the cilae is
purehaed all together. My lands on Clear Cree,
Big Licking and Tripet in KENTUCKY viii a!Io ien
or exchange for property III Richmond.
ifnay be now enauired why fhonld in an NJ.
vanced Rage oiiife part with an eRa.e 20 convenient
and agreeable in all reflects? In the srf place, in
little time h,ahe compelled hy the nereai!ne voice
OF nature to" quit this mortal COLL and il is right
hog'd 10 adult all my matters as to leave ncshinr
tor litigation after my death. My years of regret
wiii be therefore bnt few tia, fcore Secondly If
is the hen mode can adopt for fair dviiion Of wbat
polieis among my children; and laRly am tleGrous
OF obtaining ii.uaon, more convenient and cheon
tor the education of my fons, which the avngs from
narrow pariimonious falary, and the profits sri,nr
from much neglected .itate in confequsuce Of mY
attention to public duties, Gan never fupport
JOHN TYLER
Auguf e4. nwtr1