Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-30
For SAFE. On Prioate Contrarf,

II = 4ltL LIN w ~ i -ststC SCdt4 Ou
NJ which now reside, including Mons-saccr
and the courthouse teneinents, containing in all
1900 acres of fertile level farming lard Preserving
one acre of eoasccrated ground.) The whole is
bounded ty two nayigable creeks, criptyiug into
James river before the door and forming q b,y,
thersfrom 400 yards only-25 miles TO retess-
barg, by water, so TO Richmond. by land, snd 2s
TO Williamsburg. --fhe courthouse tenement has
on il large ensured tavern, with ixroor,s one
OF which is 81 fsct by 30 II length and breadth.
arch'd in tlla middle and used for entertainments;
also, all necessary out houses, good garden and
Gne wei. OF water, dry cellars, stores, &c. for
the use Of a commercial business, which are now
occupied TO advantage IN tharhne. This is an exc
ce.ient place FOR stock, fish and fowl in their sea-
sons. and enough of corn, wheat and oars may be
ni1cc by common industry, for the consuBptino
Of The tavern. This tenement has 200 acres of
land annexed to il. and rersts for E100,a year.
CREEN-WAY contains 500 acres wei in,-
proved. Omit, is gcnteel we'll fnkhed dwelling
hause. containing 6roonns nj! wainseoassd, chair
board high. with Dire dry cellars. the full lsng,hos
the house whchis IS feet also every other build.
ing which reasonable person could wish or de.
-ire, TO wit handsome study, store house.
kitchen. laundry, dairy, meet house. spinuing
house and an ice house, within the cor,eisge, 4
barn 40 by 81 feet, two granaries, two carriage
houses, 20 stalls for horses, quarter for house
servants, q handsome oaagon pigeon hcuse. we'll
stocked, and several other out houses for slaves,
awell OF water $50 excellent thar can drink It
with delight after returning from mountain cr-
cuis,) 4 large feriile garden aboundiug with
great variety Of shrubs. herbs and beautijul fox-
crs. well enclosed. The buildings new and well
covered with shingles.
MOES-SACER contains 500 acres mora OF
less, on which is neat small dwelling. nniltbe.
gun on ancver-faing stream, one mile from lanes
river and enptying itself therein. This farm is
10. Il L. -.
irie settlement for wheat and timber, 50 that The
manufacturing business may be carried onto ssess
advantage, as also the saving OF timber now So
much in demand. About half this estate Inclusive
is under fine FIRE wood and timber--and scarcity
4 gall or wash ON any part ofis. The ague and
fever has not visited a white person for 20 years
that recolleet. In short there canno, wen he
conceived agreeable situation In all re-.
spetis than this estate taken together.
UTOPIA
viii also dispose of--This little estate lies ia
James City county /; is in an island surrounded by
navigable water near the mouth Of Chiekahominy
river, containing 746 acres Of highland and hard
marsh sufficient for the support CT 1000 head of
cattle in the month OF May. The high land IS
rich and produces four and FIVE barrels OF COZ, 10
the acre There are 100 acres of good timber adj
joining the same.
In the centre of this island is avery handsome
Hill, on which small bur comfortab dwelling
IS bn'lt. siEording fine prospect James river
fos nzny miles. Here evory necessary oflife can
be had and many of It's luxu,ies with little trou.
be. Itoverifows with usilk and honey when suf-
hciens stock is furnished to go upon. II is re-
arabie for fine fruits, the froses seldom or ne.
yer aheet il; and no place in Virginia surpssses
IL for FISH and wild fowl, From this place quan-
titles OF hay might be transported by water to
Richmond, Eosfolk or Petersburg.
Any kind of public securities will be taken for
the above property, or il more agreeable to The
purchaser or purchasers, will receive part ma
cash ara the balance at convenient peTiods-3O
or 40 slaves and stocks of every kind NAV be had.
IT the eEts,e is purchased all together. My lands
on Clear creek, Big Licking and Triple,. in Ken-
lucky will also sell, exchange for property in
Richmond.
1t may be now enqured why should in an I'D.
vaneed stage of life part with an estate SO con-
venient and agreeable in all yespeasi In the first
place. in little tirsc shall be Compelled BY the
unering voice OF natuSe 10 "quit this mortal
cod, aud it is rightI should so adjust all my mat
tcrs as 70 leave nothing for litigation altar my
death. Ny yeass Of regret will be therefore bnr
few on that score. Secondly, il is the bess mode
can adopt fos fair division of what possess q
nong my children and lastly, am DESTROYS oe
obtaining situation, more convenient and scas
for the education OF my sons, which the SAVINGS
from narrow parsimonious salary, AND the pro-.
SITS arising from much neglected estate, ia cons
sequence Of my attention TO pnbie duties, can nes
yer support. JOHN TYLER.
August "A. 1905. ,yff