Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-31
NaNMahle AlanNs for Sale.

HE subscriber offers ior sale three hundred ty
n acIes"i LAND, in the county OF Gloucester helenE-
ing to the estate OF JOHN SEAwELJ dec; of which ore
hnnde ed acres arc open the covered with oak and
pine timber, OF superior quality for shipbuildng. The
improvements consist OF small dwellinshonse and
gro quarter part o the purchase money will re-
quired upon making title the land for the balance
ga extensive credit will be given. gentleman who has
ong benin the habit of getting ship timber lately
viewed the land aud assures me its Growth is berr
Sred 10 tue pun pose than any he iss ever seem Aud
roul tie hest information am warranted in saving thai
ie land may be paid for nom its timber after deirayinF
an expenses Of gctiinst This land is very fetile-a
oveiOunds-is situated upon the head waters the east
ern branch Of Severn river and within half mile ofSa
rahs creek, which emptieS into fo.k little below
gloucester IoWn
Persons wishing TO view the premises will please call
npUn The subscriber, living ia the neisLOarLood VINO
w' contract privately for the property any lime
tween this and the 2Oh of February neat when Gf not
previously disposed o it will positively be sold
highest bidder, the premises, without reserve ii
sod privately the public viii he notred Of ii.
j. u. SEAN ELL, Executor.
The subscriber win also sell his iOJ SEES ard LoTss
the city of Williamsburg together with = PLANTATION
adjoining, containing three hundred dny-seven a
The cling house is commndlous and i'm oood
repair, situated about four Kindred yards from the Col
lege OF William Il Mary. All necessary houses Tor the
Of genteeI family and Tor plantatinn
IMPOSES are upon the lots. Tie land lies we'll has a
plenty of timber it, is very fertile alt enclosed except
small piece of wood land, and justly considered The
mos valuable plantation Of lis size IA that pant
country This situation. from cuutiguiy TO the Col
ege, must be desirable persons wishing to give their
children Liberal Quotations and 10 those wishing
aeeIs as students are allowed To take rooms IN the
College and TO hoard in town. Persons wishing to vew
j. L.
session "i them, who Will make known The terms.
would also sell my plantation in the county of GloU-
ceste! on which reside nine miles from The courthouse
ana nVe from Gloucester town containing about seven
hundred ACRES, the hall OF which low grounds The
other half high auds the whole producing abundant
crops ofeveTy Kind suited climate and possessing
every convenience which can he found in The Lower
CountrNw with rteasrs Of situation seldom equailed.
bout ve hundred acfrs of this land Omen one hun
cred IN pine. and one hundred dow erounds) covered
with INST rate white OAK, gum, and other growth suitable
Tor plUita..on purposes II 10 bounded the west by
llnhei neck cTeen, which emptes York TneT about
iour miles above Gloucester town hich aOrds wa
ter for navqaiion 10 vessels carrying from TO three
thousand bushels and extends essteTly within hun
cred yadS of tetide water OF river which is in
view OF the house it lies compacy upon no part
OF II can he found that's iii for cultivation
Inc dwellnghnnsci is spacious and in good repair and
upon The Plantation there houses every sort neces
sary rsetui, or convenient, together with water gris
nl calculated for the purposes of the plantation and
sinTehousc which rents for hundred dollars Il veal
ts aud oysters here to be had in the highest perlpc
ton, together Will all the Injuries ofihe Lower Country
Persons wishing to purchase viii please apply. | will
give POSSESSION Immediately. ~ The end OF year as
may be agreed. The purchaser be furnished with
good team and stock Of every Kind and with necessary
plantation utensils IN good order, aud with twenty prime
bands for the present year Crops Of barley and heat
haze hecn seeded which ~ ordinary seasons produce
irli two thousand bushels also crop rye and in due
season shall SOW crop Of oats from which least one
thousand bushels may be expected.
j. y. SEAWELL.
Gloucester, jan 90. SCOT