Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-02
far Sac. Or Pr'igute ceafsne.2.
NREEN-yVAY; the senr q.

f'or otlfe. W FftTrfe Ccnia~e1,
REEN-SVAY; the seat on
W which now reside. inelujinr Mons. s,o.,
and the corrshcusc tenensenss oonsai,,ir,s- in Az
1soO acres OF fertile level farming land freserv;nS
acre of consccrated ground Tne whole Is
bounded By two navigabe creeks. en,,,syinS into
James river beforetne door ard forming a bay.
the'v from 100 yerds only--25 mies 10 Peters.
burg. by water, 50 rs Richmond. by land end %
10 Wil!,aNsburg.--The courthouse tencrncn, has
on 1t large ensured tavern, with six rooms cne
of which is 80 feet by 90 IN length and bro ad,h;
arch'd in the middle and used for embellishments,
also. all necessary OUT houses, good garden and
6ne well of water, dry cellars, stores, &c. Cor
the use Of commercial bnsiness, which erenuw
occupied 10 advantage in that line. This 10 an OK.
cellcnt place fer stock, 6sh and fowl in their soal
| sons, and enough of corn, wheat ard oats may be
made by common industry, for the con.umpton
of the tavern. This terxnen, has 2CO acres Of
land annexed TO il, and rents for rl00 year.
GRgEN-WAY contains 500 acres well i'm
proved. Omit, is genteel well finished dwelling
house. containing rooms all wainsccared, chair
board high, with fine dry cellars, the full leng,ho Of
,he house which is So feet also every other build.
| ing which reasonable person could wish or de.
sire, to wit handsome study, store house,
kitchen. laundry, dairy, meet house, apinnnr
house and an ice house. within the currelagc.
barn. 40 by 81 feet. two granarics. two carriage
houses. 20 stalls for horses, quarter for house
| servants, handsome ocagou pigeon hcnse; well
stocked, and several other out houses for slaves,
a well of water $50 excellent that l can drink ir
with delight after returning from a mountain cir.
euit,) large fertile garden Astounding with 4
| great variety OF shrubs, hcfbs and beautiful low
ers. well enclosed. The buildings new and wet
covered with shingles.
| MONS.SAcER contains 500 acres moro or
less, on which is neat snail dwelling, mill be-
gun on never failing stream, one mile from Jaszes
river and emptying itself therein. This farm ix
remarkably level and highly IMPROBABLE, rs i'll a
fine set,iement for wheat and timber, so thar the
manufacturing ~siness may be carried on 10 grese
| advantage. as also the saving Of timber now 70
much tn demand. About half this estate inclusive
is under fine FIRE wood and timber--and scarcely
| . gall or wash on sny part oft. The ague and
fever has not visited white person for 20 years
that reccei. In short there cannot well be
conceived more agreeable situation in al, re-
lspeSts than this estate taken together.
UTOPIA
viii also dispose of--This little estate lies in
James City oounty; is in an island surrounded by
!. navigahlc water near the mouth of ChickahomiDy
river, containing 746 acres Of highland ard hard
marsh sufficient Fer the support of 1000 head OF
icsrtic in ;he month of May. The high land is
rich and produces four and fve barrels OF corn to
the acre There are 100 acres ef good timber adj
joining the same.
In the centre Of this island is ! very handsome
hill, OF which small but comfortable dwelling
is built, aliording fine prospea over James river
/ FOR many nics. Here ever necessary OF life can
be had and many OF ice luxufies with little trot.
bic. II overfiows with milk and honey when suf-
hciers stock is furnished to SO upon. 1t is re-
markabc fer FINE fruits, the frosts seldom or me-
yer aired il; and place in Virginia surpasses
it for fish AID wild fowl. Frcn this place guam
titles ct hay might be transported By water 70
Richmond, Norfolk or Petersburg.
Any kind Of public securities will be taken fsr
the above properly. or il more agreeable to the
purchaser or purchasers, will receive part in
cash and the balance at convenient pey,c,is-sn
or 40 slaves and stocks of every kind may be had,
If the estate is purchased all together. My lands
on Clear creek, Big Licking and Triplet, in Ksn-
lucky viii also sell, or exchanges for propertyin
| Richmond.
/ 1t may be now erquircd Why should in an adj,
!vanoed stage of life part with an estate so con.
venient aud agreeable in all resprsts. Ir the frss
| place, in a little tims shall b. compelled by ssc
Inering voice OF nature to " quit this mortal
coil, and il is RICH: should adjust all my mar
ters as TO leave netting for ltigation after nv
death. My years Of rsgror will hs therefore bur
few on thar score. Secondly, it is the best mode.
can adopt for y fair division OF what possess a..
mong my children; and lastly am DESTROYS og
obtaining situation. more convenient and cheap
tor the education of mr. sors, which the a2yinss
from narrow parsirnonious salary, aud the pro-
tts arising from much neglected estate ia con.
sequence OF my attention pub.ie duties can n o.
yer support. JOHN TYLER
August "a, 1905. wifi
| TOMMtf,rkD 10 Prince Edward jail, aSsIis
| ~ the 3oth OF June last. negro rrsn named
A6rrn Isuppose he is about 90 years Old, a.
bout , feet inches high, is clothing is cf negro
cotton, being ragged & worn out /; lae SAYS he bs-
! longs to the estate Of Archer Moseley, dec and
IS hired by capt. Nathan Read, OF Bedford coun-
~ Tire owner is desired 70 take him away
and pay charges.
WM. WORKMAN, keeper Jail.
Sept. 9Th, 1905. w3m
Door. WILSON,