The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10
THOMAS ROBINSON.
w. LEWIS.
July 90
pl5S.

FOR SALE ON PRIVATE CONTRACT,
: Nisi;lS- " Af the ieat on whicl. now re-
~ ide, Including Mons Sac err & the Cour, Ho,C
Tenement, containing in all 200 acres Of fertile ,e
vel FARMING land Uetcrvirg acre of coniecra.ed
grornd). Tie Whole is bounded by two p,v;,,, ILL.
creeks, erlptying into James River before the door
and forming bay, tferefiom l4oo yards onlv-e5
miles to Peterfbnrg by water. SO to Richmond h.,
land and 90 TO interchangeable Court IiorG.
eneinent has or 1t large eEiured Tavern wtb q v
rooms; of which is 80 feet by 90 in I,nu,b All
breadth, archd in the middle and ues, for entertain
nents; al!o all neceiiary out-houfes good yarl.,
and fine Well ofwa,er, dry cellars Cores &c fur
the uie OF a commercial bufnefs, which are now nc
cupied to advantage in thar line This is an eyc,le,+
place for flock, h and fowl in their teaCons and
enough OF corn wheat & may be made b., COM
mon induitry for the conunIption of The Tavern
This Tenement has 200 of land annexed n !,
and rents for EIo0 a year.
CREEN-WAY contains 500 acres we'll i,nnrov,J
On it, is gel,ee we! fn:lied dwelling hour.. con.
tanning Tx rooms all wa1coated, chair board h;ob
with fine dry cellars, the full length of the houCe
which is SO feet ALTO every other bu:Iliny witch a
realonabie perion could with or deiire to wit =
handiome Rudy, Store Houle, Kitchen. Laundry
Dairy, Meat Houe, Spinning Houe and an Ice Homie
within the Curtelage, Earn 40 by feet two ora
naries, two Carriage Houies, 90 falls for hortes.
quarter For houie fervants handfome OFi.oc, d;
Itps for
laves, well OF water, 10 excellent that can drink
it with delight after returning from mountai cir
cunt large fertile garden aboanding with erea, va
riety Of ihrubs, herbs aud beautiful flowers we'll OF,
ciofed. The buildings ne and we'll cover'd with
fhngies.
MoN-SAC GER contains FIVE hundred acres more or
ieis on which is neat fnail dwelling, mill begun
on never-fding dream, mile from lanes River
and enrptying telf therein This farm is remarkably
level and highly mproveable, is in fine fettlement
Tor wheat and timber, 70 that the manufacturing bu
finefs may be carried great advantage as ALTO
| the fawing of timber 70 much in demand Abo,t
half this etate incuve is under fine fire wood and
timber-and fcaroely gall nor wah on anv part of
it. The ague and fever has net vited ,,b;,e ,er
ion for 90 years that recoetl. In fhort there can
well be conceiy agreeable fituation in ali
reipeefs than this eRate taken together
UTOPIA
will alto difpofe of---Tnis little e1a,e lies in
James City county; is an Hand fnrrourded bv pav
gable water near the mouth of Chicahom;ny river.
containing 746 acres of high land and hard marb f
cent for the fupport of 1000 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
| 90 acres of good timber adjoining the fame.
In the center of this Hand is very bapdro,,e hill
on which fmail but comfortable DWELLING is built,
ahordng fine pro!Petf over James River for many
miles Here every neccaary of life can be had and
many OF rs Injuries with little trouble IL over
flows with milk and honey when fuffcient Rock Is
furniihed TO go upon. Il is remarkable for fine fruit.
the frols fedom never aifect it and no place
in Virginia iurpailes it for fin and widfowl From
this place quantities of hay nehl be tranfported by
water to Richmond, Norfolk or Peterfburg.
Any kind of public lecures will be taken for the
above properly, or ifmore agreeable to the purcha-
fer purchafers will receive part in caCh and the
balance convenient periods1hirty or forty ia YES
and fiOcks of every Kind may be had if the eAae is
-Tchaled all together. My Lands on Clear Creek,
Big Licking and Tdplst in kentucky will ALTO fe
or exchange for property i'll Richmond.
1t may be now enquired why lhould in an adj
vaneed Gage of life part with etate 70 convenient
and agreeable in all relpe6Is In the frit place, in
little time fiallbe eompeedby the unerring voice
Of nature quit this mortal coil" and it is right
ihop'd 70 adiuG all my matters to leave nothing
fof litigation after my death. My years of regret
vii be therefore but few that icore. Secondly, it
is the bst mode can adopt for fair diviom Of VIVA,
pofefs among my children; and ladly sm deirous
OF obtaining a fituaton, convenient and cheap
for the education Of my TONS which the favugs fro >,
narrow plrnronious alary, and the profits arifing
from much neglected cfats, in confcquenee of my
attention to puble dulies, can never lurport
JOHN TYLER.
AuguR %. QwtD