Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-23
For Sac. On Private, Contract.
GREEN-WAY; the seat q,

GREEN-WAY; the seat on
which now reside. including Msns.sacer
and the courthouse tenements, CONTAINING ~ II,
1900 acressf fertile level farming land fres.rv;,,g
one acre OF coasecrAted ground.l The whole 10
oodudet by two uavigable creeks, emptyinv into
James river before the door and forming bsv.
thssetrom 400 yards only--25 miles to Pe,ers,
burg. by water. 80 to Richmond, by land. snd 90
80 interchangeable courthouse tenement has
On large ensured tavern, with six rooms I. ons
oI winch Is SO feet by 90 in length and breadth.
Srh'd the middle and used for enter,ainuoe,t.,
aso' all necessary out houses. good garden and
: nne well fwaters dry cellars, azores. &c. for
t"e use OF commercial business, whichere now
occu2ics 10 advantage in thztline. This is an e..
Sshent place tor stock, hsh and fowl in their sea
Sons, and enough Of corn, wheat and oats NAV h.
MADE oy common industry. for the consumptino
OF the tavern. This tenement has 200 acres of
tand annexed 10 il, and rents for c1O0 wear.
GasEN-WAY contains 500 acres well i'm
fwved- OMIT. is a genteel well finished dwelling
nonse, containing Q roomsi all wainscoated, chair
o'srd high. with fine dry cellars, the full length of
she mouse which IS 80 Feet also every other build
ing which a reasonable person could wish or de-
sire, 10 wit handsome study, store house.
kitchen. laundry, dairy, meet house, spinning
house ana an ice house, within the c,uselage,
pSrn ~ by 81 feet Two granaries, two carriage
houses, 20 stalls for horsss, quarter for house
servants, handsome oaagon pigeon hoose, well
stocked, and several ofher out houses for slaves.
2 Wen OF water ESQ excellent that can drink il
with delight after returning from a mountain cir.
fait.) large fertile garden Astounding with a
great variety ofshrubs. herbs and beautiful flow.
ers, well enclosed. The buildings new and well
covered with shingles.
MONS.SACER contains 500 acres more or
less, on which is ncat small dwelling, mill be
gano anever-fa'lirs stream, one mile from Jaates
river and ensptyipg i,self therein. This farm is
Remarkably level and highly improvable, is in Z
htie settlement for wheat aud timber, Sc thar the
manufacturing business may be carried on to grea.
advantage, as also the saving of timber now so
much in demand. About half this estate inclusive
Is under fine ere wood and timber--and scarcely
gal or wash on any part Of it. The ague and
fevsr has not visited white person for 20 years
that Tscoisc. Il ssvia tiieTa sss.s.ot wei i,s
conceived ! more agreeable situation in ali re.
spefs than this estate taken together.
UTOPIA,
I viii also dispose of--This little estate lies in
Ja1ss CITY county; is in an island surrounded by
nasigahie ivater near the mouth of Chickahominy
river, Containing 7&6 acres Of highland and hard
n,ar.h srsicicnt for the support of 1000 head IF
eattls III The month of May. The high land is
rich and produces four and FIVE barrels of corn TO
The acre There are 100 acres OF good timber ad-
Joining the same,
In the ceniye OF This island Is avery handsome
hill, ON which = small bus coniforab dwelling
Is built, sfording FINE prospect over James river
for many mlles. Here every necessary life can
be had and many Of is Injuries with lit,le srou 4
De. Itoveriows with milk and honey when suf-
fciens stock is furnished to 80 upon. 1t is re-
nars,abe tor ace frnirs, the frosts seldom or ne
yer aHea ir; and no placc in Virginia surpasses
N for fish aud wild fowl. From this place guam.
tiiicysof hay might be transported by water to
Richmond, Norfolk or Petersburg.
ANY kiud Of pusiic securities viii be taken for
the above property, or if more agreeable to the
purchaser or purchasers, will receive part in
cash and the balance at convenient penods-30
or 20 slaves and stocks Of every kind may be had,
II iheestate is purchased all together. My lands
on Clear creek, Big Licking and rripiet. in Ken
tacl;y | will also sell, or exchanges for property in
Riehmcnd.
IL may be now euquired why should in an adj
ranecd stage OF life part with an estate so con-
yenisnt and agreeable in all respects In the FIRST
place, Ia little time shall be compelled by the
unering voice of nature to quit this mortal
cod, and il is right should SO adjust all my mat
tiers as to leave nothing for litigation after my
death. My years Of regret will be therefore bur
few On that score. Secondly, i, is the best mode
can adopt for fair division Of what possess a.
rnoug my chlireo; and lastly, am desiroos of
ootalninz sisuatiou. more convenient and cheap
for the education Of my sons, which the savings
from narrow parsiuorious selary, and the pre-
Els arising from much neglected estate. in con.
sequence Of my attention 10 public duties can ne
yer suppest. JOHN TYLER.
August D., 1905. wifi