The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-24
FOR SALE ON PRIVATE CONTRACT,

FOR SALE ON PRIVATE CONTRACT,
~ REEN-WAY; the feat on which now re.
NJ ije, including MIons-Sacer, s, tire Court Houe
Tenement containing III all 1900 OF fertile le-
vel farming land (reiervig acre Of coiecrasei
ground. The whole is bounded BY two naygaolc
creeks, empyiDg into An,es River before tle door
and forming bay, therefIom 1900 yards on;y-25
miles to Petersburg by water, 80 to Richmond by
land and GO to Wilan,tburg-The Cour;- Houfe
ienenent has on 1t large e,fured Tavern, with fix
rooms; one OF which is 32 feet by 90 in length and
breadth, archd in the middle and ufed for entertain
ments; alto all neceGary oat-houcs, good garden
and fine Well of water, dry cellars, flores &C. FOR
Tie Tie OF a commercial hdinels, which now &C
cupied to advantage il that line. This is an excellent
place for flock, Gl and fowl in their feaions; and
enough OF corn, wheat 6, may be made b. COM
mon induttry for the conlumption OF the Tavern.
ihis Tenement has 200 acres of land annexed to it.
and rents fer Gioo year.
GREEN-WAY CONTAINS 500 acres wei, in,prov'i
On it, is gentee well finiibed dwelling houie, con
tanning tx rooms all vaiDfcoated, chair board lsl
win ihe dry Cellars, the full length of the hou:
which is 56 feet: alto every other building which
rea!onable rerIon could wifi or deGre, to wit .
handionie Rudy, Store 1ouie, Kitchen. Laundry.
DAIRY, Meat Flcule, Spinning Houfe and an Ice Koui.
within the Gurtelage, Barn 20 by feet, two ara.
naries, two Carriage Houies, 60 falls for horfes
quarter tor houic iervcnts, ha dome CaaCon Pr
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laves well of water, 10 excellent that | can drink
1T with delight after returning from mountain cir
cult large fertile garden Astounding with great w.
riety OF ihruhs herbs and beautiful flowers well en-
eioied.. The buildings new and well eover'd viii.
ihngles.
MON-SACER contains fYe hundred acres more Or
leis, on which is neat ftlai dwelling mill h.yup
OH never-iailing iirean,, mile from lanes River
and empyns itieif therein. This farm is remarkably
level and highly improvealjlc, is in fine ie,tlen.,
or wheat and timber, 70 that the p1sIu featuring bu
neis may be carried to great ativ1nsae as ala
the iawing of timber now 10 much in demand About
half This eitate neluve is under fire FIRE wood and
tinber-and icarcey gall nor waih on any part of
IT, The a,ue ami fever has not v;ited :: w,i,ite rer
Ion ior 20 years that recoi,s6t. Ii fort there can
not well be conceiv more agreea5te ltuaton in ali
reipeess than this eitate TAX en together
UTOPIA
will alto dnpofe ,oE-1hs little eaa;e les il,
James City county; is Ifand f,rrourtied BY navi
gable water near the mouth OF Chicahcminv river.
containing 146 acres of high land and hard n.arih fuE
nclent TOR the fupporc of 1000 head OF cattle in the
month OF May. The high land. is rich ard produces
four and hive barrels of corn the acre. There are
100 acres of good timber adjoining the fame
In the teuter OF this Hand is very hardfome HILL
on which fmali but comfortable ,lwciliuy IS bull,
afiordirg fine proipeet over J.res River for many
miles. Here every nece!iaTy of lie can be had and
tiows with milk and money when futicient Guck Is
iurniihed to so upon. l. is remarkable for fine fruit
rs the iroifs ieldom never affect it, and 10 place
in Virginia iupaiies it for hii and wii.Iowl. From
this place quantities. of hay might be ported by
water to Richmond, Norfolk or Petersburg.
Any kind OF public ftcurit;ss will be taken for the
above property, OF ifmore agreeable to the purcha
Ter or purehaiers, will receive Part in cain and the
balance at convenient periods Thirty or forty aves
and itoeks of every kind may be had, Is the eRae is
Purchaied all together. My lands OF Clear Creek.
Big Licking and Triplet in Kentucky VIII ALTO fell
or exchange for property in Richmond
ltmay be now enquised why ihopIl in an al.
vanced tdge OF life part with eatg 60 convenient,
and agreeable in all relpetis In the srn place. n
little time ihal!be compelled y the unerring voice
Of nature to quit this mortal coi" and it is right
ihoud 10 adult al my MATTERS as to leave nothjps
Tor litigation after my death. Ny years of reers,
VIII be therefore but few tina, fcore Secondly. il
is the bet mode Can adopt for fair diyion of har
poheis among my chiIdren and altly am deGrous
OF obtaining afituation more convenient and cbean
Tor the education Of my fons which the favints fro,
a narrow parfimoniouS falary and the pIeGts sr;Gng
from much neglected eaats, in couiequence ofm~
atiention:to public duties can never i.s,rort.
JOAN TYLER
Auguf "a. Hu,tN