The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-15
FOR SALE ON PRIVATE CONTRACT.

| 4 SREEN-WAN; the feat on which now Ie-
~ Tide. including Mons-Sacer, < the Court-HCui.
Tenement, containing IL ali 1900 acres Of fertile ie
vel farming land (reerving acre OF coniee ra;e
groundl. The whole is bounded by two navigablc
creeks, emptying INTO JAMES River before the doc.
and forming bay, th,reironi 1900 yards oniy-s,
miles 20 Petersburg By water, 80 to Richmond b,
land and 2S to Nillamiburg.--Ihe Coust-Iiouie
Tenement has Oil i, large eniured Tavern, with Gr
rooms; one ofwhich is 32 feet by 90 IN length and
breadth, archd in the middle and uled Tor entertain
ncnts; alio all neceiiary out-koutes, good parden
au HE We'll OF water, dry cellars, Cores Sc for
the uie OF commercial bu6ueis, which are now or
cupied to advantage in thatline. This AN excellent
place Tor flock fin and fowl IN their eaIops: and
enough OF corn, wheat & may be nadc by COM
mon induiiry for the coniumpton OF The Tavern
MS Tenement has 200 acres Of alIS annexed 70 il
and rents for L lCoa year.
! CREtN-WAf contains 500 acres we'll i,nprov'd
on IT. IS genteel well hiDfhed dwelling houie CON
tanning Tx rooms all waiDieoated, chair board N III
with fine dry cellars, the full length OF the hoale
winch Is 90 feet: alio every other building ysheh
| reaionabie perfon could with or dsfre, to wit: 4
| h.ndiome hudy, Store Houfe, Kitchen Laundry,
DAIRY, Meat Houfe, Spinning Eouie and an Ice Eouie
within the Curtelage, Barn oby 81 feet, two era-
naries two Carriage fiouies, 30 nals Tor horles a
| quarter Tor houe icrrsnts, a handfome O2agon Pr
geon Houie well fockd and ieveral other hurrs Cor
WIN delight after returning from mouatain c.-
cur large fertile garden Astounding with great va
rety OF iiirubs herbs and beautiful flowers well en-
cioied. The buildings new and well cover'd with
| ihingles.
| NcN-SACER contains five hund.e ed acres more or
ieiS' on which is neat fn'alldwelliug mill begun
on never-ililing itrean,, one mile from lanes ve
and enptying itielf therein This farm is ,arLablv
level and highly in:proveable is in fine iettlen,ent
ior wheat and tinlber, 70 that the nlauufa iurno b
lheis may be carried on to great advantage as alio
the fawing o. timber now 70 furh in demand Aho,
nail this eitIte ncIuve is rIder fine fire wood and
!i'noer-and icaroey gall mr. waih OH any Fart of
IT, ne ague and fever has not vif,ed a white per-
ION Tor 20 years thar reools3. III lnort there can
not well be conccv moreapreea Die f,uation IN III
reipeets than this efate takei together.
| UFOpIA
wli alto dlipois oi--Ihis little enate lies IN
James City county; is an lihnd frroupded Inv navi-
gable water near the mouth OF Chicahonniny river
containing 40 acres of highland and hard n,arl fuf
eient ioT the iupport OF 1000 head of cattle in the
month OF May. The high land IS rich aud produces
four and five barrels of cor, to the acre Tbere ar,
ioO acresof good timber adjoining tn. fame.
III the center OF this Hand is very hanolome hill
Oh WiiiIn imai! but comfortable dwelling is bu,
'.Ii'Nag liie propect over James River for MANY
miles, Here every neceary of life can be haI and
many OF ITS iuxuries with li,tle trouble It over
| "'' ''iS 'iIa money when tutflcient tlCck Is
urnhed to so upon l. remarkable for fine fruit
as tle iroits ieiGom affect it and no plac
IN Virginia iurpaiies it fer iib aud wild fowl From,
nus place Quantities OF hay might be transported by
water to Richmond, Norfolk OF Peierfburg.
Any kind of public ie4urit:-s will be t,ken for tb.
above properly, orifmOre agreeable to thu purcha-
Ter or puIehaiers will receive part in caf and the
balance at conyenien, periods-hirry or fory fave,
and ttocks of every kind may be had if he eare is
PuFeha'ed all together. NJ. lands on Clear Greek
Big Licking ard Friplet in Kentucky viii alto fell
or exchange Tor property III Richmond.
Ii may be now enquirrd Why l G,ould in an adj
Vaneed h4Ge of life par, with an Rate 70 convenient
and agreeable in all refpeGls? In rhe Sri, place. in
little time ihalibe comPeledby the unrrriag voice
Of nature to quit this mortal coil" and it IS rlpht
lhold 10 adult all my matters as to leave noFbino
Tor litigation after my death. My years of r.ertt
WI be therefore but few on that fcore Secondlv. il
the belt mode can adopt for fair diviGon of What
| Poheis among my children; and laitly am deGro,,
OF obtaining iituatioE, more convenient ard chea,
tor the education of my fons, which the favnos from
narrow Parmonious falary, and the profits ariiipo
from much neglected eGate, in confequence Of n,T
attention to public duties, can r.ever (upport.
JOHN TYLER.
A"BD'' IL (lwtD
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