The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-17

FOR Sale ON PRIVATE CONTRACT,
~ REEN-WAY the feat OH which noy. re-
NJ hde. ineluiing Aions-Sace., & TIC Ccurt- Houie
Ieueuens containing in all 1900 acres Of fertile L.
vel farming land (relervng one acre Of eonieera, ed
yrornd). The whole is bounded By two navicab,c
creeks, erptying into James River before the door
and forming bay, therefro,n 1900 yards oi!y-e5
| miles to Petersburg by water so 10 P;shr.ond by
land aid 20 to Wiliam.burg.-1he Ccrr,- Houie
Tenement has i, large eniured Tavern, with fix
| rooms; one ofwhich is Sc feet Ivy 90 in length and
breadth, archd in the middle and ufed for entertain
ments a!n all neceiiary out-houies, good garden
| and bne Well OF water, dry cellars, flores Sc for
the uie of commercial bu!iuefs, which are now oc.
euped to advantage in tast line. This is an .xcelleu,
place for Rock, fin and fowl in their ieafons; and
enough of wheat & may be made nv com,
mon ndnitry for the conlump,ion Of he I'avcrn
FMS Tenement has 500 acres OF land annexed TO II
| and rents for go a year.
GEEEN-WAY contains 500 acres well n,prov'l.
On it, is gen,eel well fliihct dwelling houE.. CON
tanning fix rooms all waEtcoated chair board hi. h.
with I'm; dry cellars, the full length of the houle
which is So feet: ALTO every other building which
Reasonable perion could with or dslirc 20 wit 4
handone ttudy, Store Houfe, Kitchen. Laundry.
Dairy, Meat iiouie, Spinning iiuuie ard an Ice HOME
WITHIN the Curteiage, Barn 10 By feet two pa
hIries' two Carriage douies, 20 llalls for hories
quar'er Tor houie ierv,ns, haudfome Ottagon Pr
gscn n 'uie well ock'd, aud feve-cl other hcufe for
4
1t with delight after returning from mountain CIR
cni') large fertile garden Astounding with great va
rIety OF hruhs herbs and beautiful flowers well EN-
cloiet The buildings and well eover'd with
fhingles.
MON-SACER contains FIVE hupdred acres more or
leis, on winch IS final dwelling, mil, beg,r,
on never-isi,ing 'trear. mile from lanes River
ana emPtyng itieif therein. This farm is remarkably
level and highly improveable is in fine ettene,t
Tor wheat aud timber, 10 that the manufacturing bu-
'ine's may be carried to great advantage as alto
the having oil timber now TO much in demand About
nall this e'tate nc!rive under fine FIRE wood and
'iniber--snd fcaroeiy gall nor n on any part Of
IT. The ague and fever has no. vifted white YER
lon for 20 years thu: rcooliea III Mort there can
not well he conceiv NOR. agreeable fituation in all
IsfPet.s than this elta,e ta,,cn together.
UTOPIA
will alto difpoIe of--'rhs little ena.e lies :,
James City county; is Hand nrrourded by navi
gable water near the month of Ch:cahon,inv river
containing 746 acres high land and hard marin nf
eient Tor the iupport of 1900 head of cattle in the
month OF May The high land is rich and produces
fonr and five barrels Of corn the acre There are
100 acres Of good timber adjoining the fame
In the center Of this Hand is very handlome hill
on which final! but comfortable DWELLING is bu;,t
ahor'iing hne ProiPeG ovm James River FOR n,anv
miles Here every necefiary of lie can be- had and
many OF IT'S Injuries with little trouble Il over
flows with milk and honey when Efficient Rock IS
iurhiihed 10 go upon l. is remarkable for fine fruit
as the iro'fs ieldo.n never affect it and no mace
IN Virginia furPades it for nth and wild fowl. From
Misplace quantities of hay might be transported hv
water to Richmond, Norfolk or Peteriburr
Any kind of public iecurities will be taken for the
above properly, or ifmore agreeable to the purcha
fer or Purchafers, will receive part in cain and the
balance at convenient Perods-Thirry or forty faves
and Rocks of every kind may be had if the eate is
purchaied all together. My lands en- Clear Creek
Big Licking and TriP!et in Kentucky will alto fell
or exchange for properly III Richmond
may be nov enquired Why fhouId in an a5-
vaneed Gage Of life par, with an efate 10 convenient
and agreeable in all refrets In the erf place, in
etle time halbe compelled by the unerrine voice
OF nature to quit this mortal coil" and is right
!houd to adult all my matters as to leave nothrq
'or litigation after my death. My wears of reore;
wr be therefore but few on that fcore Secondly. II
the bet mode can adopt for fair diviion of VIA,
pofets among my children; and lady an, defirops
OF obtaining iituation, more convenient and cheap
TOR the education Of my Cons which the avinps from
a narrow parimonous ialary, and the profits arGnq
from much neglected eftate in conlequence of nv
attention to public duties, can never fupport
JOHN TYLER.
AuguR 81. Gwt0