Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-28
For Sale. On PriOdie Contract,
HREEN-WAY !: the seat or

IGREEN-WAY !; the seat on
NJ which now reside, INCLUDING Mons .sacer
and the courthouse tenemerits. containing in all
tzoO acres Of fertile level farming land (reseryng
one acre Of consecrated ground The whole is
bounded by two navigabie creeks, emptyiny into
James river before rhe door and forming bay.
thefcfrom 1400 yards only---25 miles to Peters.
burg. by water. so TO Richmond. by land, and %
/ TO Wiliiamsburg.-rhe courthouse tenement has
on II large ensured tavern, with six rooms one
OF which is 80 feet by 90 IN length and breadth.
arch'd In the middle and used for entertainneuts
also, all necessary out houses. good garden and
hne well of water, dry ctHars, stores, &c. for
the use of 4 commercial busness, which are now
occupied to advantage in thar line. This ie an ex
ceilent place for stock, FISH and fowl in their
sons, and enough Of corn, wheat and oats may be
made BY common industry, for the consumption
or the tavern. This tenement has 200 acres of
land annexed to il. and rens for & 100 year.
CREEN-WAY contains 500 acres well i'm
proved. On it, is genteel veil finished dwelling
house. containing rooms all wainscoated. chair
board high, with Sne drycears, the full! length of
the house which is SO feet. slso every other build
ing which reasonable person could wish or de.
sire, TO wit. handsome study, store house.
<tehen' laundry, dairy, meet house, spinning
mouse and an ice house, wihin the curtelage,
Darn ~ by. "a feet, two grlnaries, TWO carriage
houses, 20 stalls VI horses quarter for house
servants. handsome osiagsn pigeon house, we;l
stocked, and several othet eut houses for slaves
well of water ESQ exeeiieit tha, can drink il
with delight afterrerurnin from mouutain cir.
enit,) large fertile garden abounding with a
great variety OF shrubs. iler,s and beautiful aow-
ers, Wen enclosed. The Buildings new and web
covered with shingles.
q MONS.SACER contains 500 aces more or
less, on which is neat sinai dwelling. mill be |
gun on neyerfailing stseani one mile from Ian,es
river and emptying itself therein. This farm is |
remarkably level and highly improyable, is IN a I
hue settlement for wheat add timber, SO thar the 1
manufacturing business MAJ 6e carried on TO greAe
advantage, as lso the saving of timber nosg so
much IN demand A5outhaf this estate inclusive !,
Is under hne fire wood and nmber-and scarcely
gall or wash on any part Of The ague and
lever has not visited whhs person for % years
thar recoiica. III short there cannot well he
conceived more Yagveeahie situation IN all re.
speets than this esta,e salsentoge,her.
UTOPIA
Twill also dispose Or This. lis,e estate lies IN
James City county "a IN -ey,..s;.>ie3 IL,
navigable water n-sr,he month OF Chckahonsiny
river, Containing 746 acres Of highland and hard
marsh sufficient for he support OF 1000 head oil
cattle in the month IF May The hiph land is
rich and produces for and FIVE barrels of corn 10
the acre rhefc arel00 acres Of good timber ad.
joining the same
In the centre of tbs aland is VERY handsrare
hill, on which small bur cofufortab c dSetiin
IS buht, afordrng nae prospect over James river
tor many miles. He.c every necessary o!yi6e can
be had and many OF lis luxuSies with little. crou
Bile. /, overfows with milk and honey when SUE.
hcien, stock is furnshe. 10 go upon. Ii is re.
markable tor fine fruits, the fosts seldom or ne
yer aiea il and no phce in Virginia s,frpasses
II FOR hsh and wild fopa. From this place guam.
titles OF hay might be transported by water to
Richmond. Norfolk orPeretsEurg.
ANY Kind of public securities viii be taken for
the above properly, Or if more agreeable to the
purchaser or purchasers, win receive par in
cash and the balance At convenient pefIods-SO !
or 40 slaves and stock Of every kind may be had
II the estate is purchased all together. NY lands
on Clear creek, Big Licking aud rripet, In Ken !
lucky will also sell or exchange for property in
Richmond.
1t may be now sn,uired why should in an adj |
vanced stage of lfepa with an estate so con-
yenent and Agreeable in all respects In the first
place, IN little time shall be compelled by the
unering voice of n;ture to g quit this mortal
eo, and il is right should SO adjust all my mat
tiers as to leave morning. tor litigation after my
death. My years regret will oe therefore but
few on thar score. Secondly, it is The best mode
can adopt for fai. division of what possess a.
mong my children; and lastly, am DESTROYS of
obtaining situation, more convenient and chear
tor the education o my sons, which the savings
from narrow parsnonious salary, and the pro-
hts arising from rueh neglected estate. in con-
sequence of ny attntion to public duties, can me-
yer support. JOHN TYLER.
August "a, 1905 wifi
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