The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-25
FOR SALE ON PRIVATE CONTRACT

e REEN-WAY the feat on which ] now re-.
" fde, including Mons Sacer, & the Cour.-Hm,.
lenement containing in ali 200 acres of f,st;l L.
vel farming land (relervng acre of confecrs,es
ground). The whole is bounded by two payienhs.,
creeks, eniptying into JAMES River before the door
snd forming bay, therelrom 400 yards only-e5
miles to Petersburg by water, 80 to Richmcnd hy
land and % to Interchangeable Court-HuuIe
enenent has on /, large enlured Tavern with GY
rooms; one o. which s2 feet by 90 in length ar.i
breadth, archd in the middle and uied for enters;,
nents; alto all neceiary out-hovfes, good partl,,
aid hne Well OF water, dry cellars flores &c for.
the uie OF commercial bufiuefs, which are now &c
cuPied to advantage in that line This is an excellent
place for flock, fifth and fowl in their feafons: ard
enough of corn, wheat & may be made BY com.
mon nduitry for the coa,fun,ption of the Tavern
This Tenement has 200 acres of land annexed to L.
and rents for Goo year.
GREEN-WAY contains 500 acres we'll ;rnnrov,J
On it, is genteel well fnihed dwelling houfe Coz,
tanning Tx rooms all waipicoated, chair board h,h
with fine dry cellars, the full length of the bou,.
which is Sc feet: alto every other building which a
reatonabe perfon could with or defire to wit a
handiome ftudy, Store Houie, Kitchen. Laundry,
Dairy, Meat Houfe, Spinning Houfe and an Ice HovIs
within the Curtease, Barn DO by "a feet, two gra-
naries, two Carriage Houfes, 90 falls for hories a
quarter for houie icryauts, handfome Ocagon Pr
geon Houie well fock'd, and f.veral other houes Tor
laves, well of water, 10 excellent that can drnk
&c with deighr after returning from rnouluain cir
eut) large fertile garden Astounding with grest va
rety OF ihrubs, herbs and beautiful flowers wen en-
eloied. The buildings and well coverd wirb
hingles
MON-SACER contains five hundred acres moro or
iefs, on which is fmalI DIV cling mill be-.n
on never-failng ftrsau, mile from lanes River
and emPtying itie therein. This farm remarkably
level and highly mproveabe, is in fine etten,e,i,
tor wheat ard timber, 70 that the manufacturing hr-
ineis may be carried 10 great advantage as alfo
the lawirg OF timber now 70 much in demand Abou,
half this eieae inoutve under fine fire wood aud
tnber--and fcarcely gall nor waih on any part If
It. The ague and fever has viiited whi,e per-
fon for 90 years thar retoctt. In fhort ;here cam
not well he conceiv agreeable iAation in all
refpects than this efateta together
UTOPIA
will alto dhpofe of-'lhis little Glare lies in
James City eoanty; is Hand furrourided By nav.
gable water near the mouth Of Chicaho.niny river
containing 716 Of high land ard hard mara, iur
hcient for the fappor of 1000 head of cale il, III.
month OF May. The high land is rich and prodnses
four and five barrels of to the acre. There ar.
| 100 acres of good timber adjoining the fame
In the center Of this Hand is very :andfoue hill,
on which FINAL but comfortable dweiliny il builr
aiiording fine ProPect over james River for many
| miles Here every necthary OF life cen he had ard
many OF IFS lnxuries with little trouble. It over
flows with milk and honey when fufEic;sn, Sock IS
lurni!hed to go upon. lesrenerzabe for fine frui;
as the froits felom never affea it and no place
in Virginia turraGes it FOR fin and Wild fowl From
misplace quantities Of hay might be trinfpor;od by
| water to Richmond, Norfolk Peteriburg
Any kind OF public fecurrs will he taken COR the
above property or ifmore agreeable to The p4rchs-
Ter or purchaiers, wiilreceive part IN cain and the
balance at convenient Periods1hirry or forty Iay..
and iocss of every kind may be had, il the tate is
| purchaled al! together. My lands on Clear Greek,
i3fg Licking and Trlpet in Kentucky will a.,o frg
or exchange for properly 10 Richmond.
! il may be now enquired Why I 0iOu!d in an adj
sanced hage ofiGe part with an eHate 70 conscneu,
and agreeable in all relpeGtsl In the Sra place, in
little time nallbe compelled by the unerring voice
OF nature to "qpit this mortal coil" and it is right
lbou 10 adult all my matters leave nothing
| tor litigation after my death. My years Of reyrer
will be therefore but few that fcore. Secondly il
IS the bet mode can adopt for fair divifon of h,t
poieis among my children; and laftly am deirous
or obtaining ituation, convenient and eheaD
for the education Of my ons, which the f,ns from
narrow pariimonious faary, and the profile ariGar
from much neglected eltaie, in confequenee of my
attention to public duties, can never furport.
JOHN TYLER.
Auguh 81. (lwtO
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