The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-16
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY

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VIII be Sold Ia the highest bidder, on "Wednesday
.n@ gay o. December next If Cir, or on the lie II
'ar day, at The dwelling house OF the late DR. Cor
bn Griffin in yorktown all the household and
nHehen furniture, belonging to the estate OF said
pr. Griffin.
At the same time and biaec.
Fifty or Sixty valuable NEGROES. chiefly xou,,
wiz be offered for sale. Among them are bous.
servants, spnners, &C. These Negroes are Ikel, &
eea'hy' aud will be sold in families if purchasers of
'er. .9lSo for SAFE,
scirhree valuable tracts of Land, wing in York
county; one known by the name of &c Bsllard's %
lying Immediately York River distant one and an
nan mi!e above the town Of York; this tract con
tans about GOO acres, is fertile and very prodao We
OF all kinds OF grain.-A family mill Iseiy erected
contiguous to this estate may be had with il; which
w'tha little expence may (it is hele,ed) be made q
valuable public grist mill. On the shores of this
tate the river continually t,rowe u iarae uu.nttie,
ct sea weed or ke!p, which BY freauen; use. th-
subscriber has found he valuable manure for 81,
Sinns ot grain crops. This tract may be convenisnt
y divided into two farms for su,sli force, with
some meadow land to each it is wei, timbered and
there is on Il large apple aud peach Orchsrd-fue
lsh and oysters are taken in abundance wit hin two
hundred yards OF the houses-necessary build;nos
are erected on this estate.
Cne other tract Of Lad, adjoining the nun ~,
York, & now called " Rel!e-iarm - oont,.;,e aso a.
ces this land is FERTILE strong, peculiarly s6snted
10 wheat and ether grain crops--is level well v>c
tsTeu' win seont % or so acres OF meadow lsnd
s'e SuoSSIlScr uas commenced reclainiup-
buildings are now erecting this farm the land ex
tending to York River, lands a valuable f.hs
~. On this farm is an apple orchard of about AGO
' NV
Also one other tract. known by the name NJ
Wcruley's Greek Farm" This land j. bonnd.d
by York River. and IN n.et from tie river. from
which the estate takes its name is fertile INV
ground, i9vel and very productive in all grain anil
tooaccD crups The Icrtion 81 90. -In,,i
10 hesvi'y tmb-red with valuable wood fitted for
plank, scantling, ship timber Sc The creek sffordv
hne GUNNER and winter fish vessels brewing up-
wards ct . feet water, load within 100 wards of
the grsnary door. This tract oontsins sbo1t geo a.
cTes and has on it orchard of three or four hun
dretsppe trees These Lsnis will be slewn to per-
sons desrous OF iNrchasins valuable farms on appi
cation TO the subscriber who will also sell two yaIa
bie tenements i'll the town OF York one in which
he resides the other the late residence of Dr. Cor
bin Griffin. The dwelling houses are both built of
brick, as are the offices, on the lot occupied by the
subscriber. This latter tenement is large ceInno-
dlous IN good order pleasantly situated on tie bank
OK york River airy and commanding sn extensive
water and land prospect The other tenement is 81
'us;ed in the interior Of the tswn. Purchasers Of
personal property viii 6e allowed twelve months
credit on all sums above 90 dollars, they giving bonds
with approved security, carry interest from The
date it not punctuay paid The terms OF sale OF the
real estate will be made known on application to
THGS. GRIFFIN.
Yorktown. Nov q I6f9 @,