The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-11
FOR SIZE ON PRIVATE CONTRACT

TOR SIZE ON PRIVATE CONTRACT,
HREEN-WAY; the feat on which now re-
NJ je, including Mons Saeer & the Court iIoure
Tenement, containing III all 1900 acres Of fertile e-
vel farming land (reierving OF coniecrated
gronrd). The whole is bounded by two nayisablc
creeks, empsy;ng INTO James River before t,e door
and forming bay, therefrom 400 yards only--s5
miles to Petersburg by water, 80 to Richmond by
land aud % to Williamiburg-The Court tIoufe
Tenement has on it large eniured Tavern, with fix
rooms; ono OF which is 80 feet by 20 in length and
breadth, artd in the middle and ufed for entertain
inei,ts; ALTO all necetiary out-houfes, good garden
and line We'll Of water. dry cellars, flores &c. for
the uie OF commercial bufnefs, which are now oc
curied to advantage in chat line. This is an excellent
place Tor Rock fin and fowl in their Jealous and
enough of corn, wheat & may be made BIZ com,
mon nduftry FOR the confumption of the Tavern
This Tenement has 200 acres Of land annexed 20 il,
and rents for 100 wear
GREEN-WAY CONTAINS 500 acres well improv,i
On 1t, is genteel well 6niihed dwelling houfe con-
tanning fix rooms all waiDfcoated, chair board hi-h.
with line dry cellars, the full length of the houfe
which is So feet: alto every other building which
reaionable perion could with or defre to wit a
handione ftudy, Store Houfe, Kitchen. Laundry,
parry Meat iouie, Spinning Houfe and an Ice Houie
WITHIN the Curteiage, Barn 10 by 81 feet two ora
nares' two Carriage Houfes, 90 rails for horfes,
quartertor houte fervsnts handfome Oaagon p;
geon ouie well ockd, and feveral other houies for
uaVes: well OF water, 10 excellent that can drink
with delight after returning from, mountain cir
cunt large fertile garden Astounding with great va
reey OF hrubs, herbs and beautiful flowers, well en-
cioied. The buildings new and well cover'd with
ihngles. nm
MON-SACER contains five hundred acres more or
eis' on which is neat fn,ail dwelling, mill begun
on never-'aing ftream, one mile from lanes River
and emptying telf therein. This farm is remarkably
level and highly mproveabe, is in fine fettlene,lt
ier wheat and timber, 70 that the manufacturing bu
iines may be carried on to great advantage as a,fo
the iawing OF timber now 70 much in demand. sbm,,
hall this etate inelufive Under fine fire wood and
timber-and fcareely gall nor waih Oh anv Fart Of
II. The ague and fever has not yifted 4 white ner
ION 'r 20 years that reeollee. In hurt there can
not well be eoneeiv more agreeable ituation in all
re'peets than thi: efate taken together
UTOPIA
will alto dilpofe of-Ths little efa,e lies in
James City county; is Hand furrounded BIZ nax;-
gable water near the mouth of Chicahominy river.
containing 74e acres of high land and hard marin fuf
fcient for the fupPort of 1000 head of c,tt in H.
month of May. The high land is ri,h and prodnrss
four and five barrels of corn to the acre There arc
100 acres of good timber adjoining the fame
IN the center OF this Hand is very handfome hill
on which fmall but comfortable dwelling is built
aiiordng fine profpe6 over James River for manv
miles, Here every neceffary of life can be had and
10y VI 10 iuAutiee Win little trouble. IL over
hows with milk and honey when fiuficient Noe, Is
inrihed to go upon. /: is remarkable for fine fr,,;,
as the trots fedon never affect it: and po mac
IN Virginia furpafies it for hfh and wiId.fowl From
tins place quantities of hay might be transported BY
water to Richmond, Norfolk or Peterfburg.
ANY kind of public iecurisirs will be tat.n for ,t
above property, or fnore agreeable to the purcba.
Ter or psrchaers will receive part in can, and the
balance at oonvenien. periods-hir,y or FORTY ayes
and tocks OF every kind may be had, if the eate !,
Purehaied all together. My lands on Clear Creel
Big Licking and Triplet in Kentucky will ALTO fe
or exchange for property in Richmond.
tmay De now enquired why fhouId IN an adj.
Vaneed tage ofife part with an e}ate 70 convenient
aud agreeable in ali refpeas? In the FRI place in
little time ihallbe compelled by the unerring voice
OF nature to quit this mortal coil" and If is rich,
hou'd 10 adult all my matters as to leave nothing
ior litigation after my death. My years of regret
WEI be therefore but few on that fcore SECONDLY. Il
the belt mode can adopt for fair diviion of what
Poieis among my children; and laftyI am defirous
OF obtaining iituation, more convenient and cbeap
for the education of my fons, which the faynps FROM
narrow parimonious falary, and the profits ariiug
from much neglected efate, in con(equence of nv
attention to public duties, can never fupport.
JOHN TYLER.
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