Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-27
For Sale. o. Private Coavact.

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NJ which now reside. Including Mons.Saces
and the courthouse tenefnents, containing in all
1900 acres of ferulclevel farming land preserving
one acre of consecrated groundl The whole is
bounded by two nayigahie creeks, emptyinc- into
James river before the door and forn,i:,r !. b,v
th-rcfrom 400 yssds only--25 miles TO Peters.
burg by water, 80 to Richmond 10y lard. and %
I - Williamsburg.--Th coarthousetenernen, has
OMIT large ensured tavern, with six Yoon,s one
] OF whoh is 30 feet by 201n length aud breadth. n
Farcn'd N the middle and used Tor entertainments
also, all necessary our houses. good garden and
"a tue wcii OF water, dry cellars, stoves, &c. for
ths use OF a commercial business, winch are no,v
occupied to advantage in that l;ne The isanex.
ceslent place for stock, fish and fowl in their sea-
sens, and enough of corn, wheat and oars may be
made by common industry, for the consumprino
Oh The tavern. This tenement ha. 200 acres of
land annexed 20 X, a1d-renis for = 100 year
| GREEN-yAY contains 500 acres well i'm.
proved. Omit, is agenteel well6nished dwelling
house, containing 0roomss all wainscosted chat,
boald high. With hne dry cellars, the full length Of
the house which is Sc feet also every orhrr Su;,d
ing which n reasonable person could wish or de.
/ sire, TO wit : handsome study, store house
kreheu, Laundry, dairy, meet house, spinning
house and ap ice house. within the cuytelare. 4
barn 40 by IS feet, two granaries, two car,;aoe
housss, 20 stalls for horses, quarter for house
sesvants, a handsome oaagon pigeon house. well
stocked, and several other our houses for slaves.
well OF water $50 excellent that l can drink II
wifh delight after retaining from mountain cir.
ouit.) a large fertile garden Astounding with a
= great variety OF shrubs herbs and beautiful flow
ers, well enclosed. The buildings new and vyelJ
covered with shingles.
MONS-SACER contains 500 acres more or
less, on which isa nsat small dwelling, ,..:ll be
gun OF never-iaing stream, one mile from iamss
river and emptying itsef therein. This farn, I.
Remarkably leyel and highly IMPROBABLE, Is in. .
bne settlement for wheat and timber, so thar the
manufacturing business nisy be carried on to great
advantage. as also the saving of timber nov On
much in demand. About hali,his estate inclus;ye
Is under fine fire wood and sunderland sesrceiy
gan or wash on any pare fit. The arrc and
fever has not visited white person for 10 wears
that recoea In short there cannot wen. be
conceived more agreeable situation IN all re-.
sPeds than this estate taken together.
], UTOPIA
win also dispose of--This lit:le estate lies IN
Flames City ccuoty is in an island surrounded by
navIgabie water near the mouth of Cbickahou.iny
river, containing 745 acres of highland and hard
marsh suihcient Tor the support OF 1000 he ad OF
attic in tae month Of May. The high land L
rich and produces four and I'VE barrels Of corn 10
the acre There are 100 acres &c good timber al
joining The same.
In the centre OF This islands, a very handsome
hill, on which 4 small but comfortable dwelling
is built, aRording iine pSospcd over lanes river
/ for many mics. Here every necessary ofIife car
be had and many of It's Isxurics with litts trou.
BILE. I,over6ows with milk and honey vheuixuf.
. hoien: stock IS furnished TO 20 npon Ii Is r..
markable fer fine fruits IS rhe rosts seld ON or nr.
yer aEeef it; and no place IN Virginia surpa,ses
II for Ish aad wild fowl. From this place c,:ar.
titles OF hay might be transported by water 70
Richmond, Norfolk or Petersburg.
Any kind of public securities viii De taken for
the above property, or if more agreeable to The
purchaser or purchasers, will receive part in
casa and.the balance at convenient periods 90
or 40 slaves and stocks Of every kind may be had
! IL the estate is purchased AL together. Nav lands
on Clear creek. Big Licking and rrinlet, in Ken.
lucky viii also sell, or exchange for properiyi in
Richmond.
! II may be now enluired why should in an ad-
vaneed stage Of life part wiki an estate so con.
yenient and agreeable in ri! respects, In
place, in ii,ile time shall be compelled BY the
nnering voice OF nature TO qnit this mortal
coil" and it is righ, should so adit, all my ra
ters as to leave nothing Tor litigation after NV
death. MY years of regret will oe therefore but
few on that score. Secondly, IL is the best mode
l can adopt Tor fair division or what possess
nnong ny children; and lastly, am DESTROYS of
| obtaining situation, more convenient and cheap
for the education of my sons, which she savings
from narrow parsimonious salary, and the pro-
hts arising from much neglected estate, in con.
sequence of my attention 70 publicdu,i can ne.
yer support. JOHN TYLER.
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