Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-05
Valuable hands tor Sale,

ENHE subscriber offers for sale three hundred and any
acres OF LAND III the county OF Gloucester besns-
ing to the estate Of JOHN SEAWELL dec OF whclon
hundred acres are open, the with oak ana
pine Timber, OF superior qaaliiy for shphuiidng. The
improvements consist ola small dwein ghose aud ne
gro quarter part of the purchase money will be re-
CURED, upon making title to the land the balance
an extensive credit will be given gentleman who has
ons been in the habit Of getting ship timber has lately
viewed The land, and assures its growth is better
suited TO the purpose than any he has ever seen And
from the best information, am warranted saying that
the land may be paid Tor from its timber after def
all expenses of getting This land is very feItile-a
owgrounds-is situated upon The head waters of the
ern branch OF Severn river, and within half mile
creek, which elnptes into York river little below
Gloucester town
Persons wishing TO view the premises will please call
upon the subscriber living in the neighbourtood who
viii contract privately for property at any time no
tween this and the 2Oih of February next when iii NOT
previously disposed of it will positively be sold TO lbe
highest bidder ON the premises without reserve ~
solo privately the public will be notified ii.
J. Il. SEAWELL, Executor.
The subscriber will also sell his HOUSES and LoTSiu
Tie cry of Williamsburg together with PLANTATION
ADJOINING containing three hundred and fy-seveu a.
ores. Tie dwelling house commodious and in GOOD
repair Situated about four hundred yards from the Col
ege OF William " Mary All necessary houses for ,b.
accommodation of genteel family and for pIauatiou
purposes are upon the lots. The land lies WELL has
plenty OF TIMBER on IT. is very fertile all enclosed except
small piece of wood land is Justly considered The
most valuable plantation of its size that part of the
country. his situation from its contguity TO the Col
lege must he desirable TO persons wishing to give their
children liberal educaois, aud to those wishing 10 take
bOaTdeTs as students allowed take rooms am tb.
College aud to board in Persons wishing TO vew
the premises will apply to Mai c. Pryor now in nos
session OF then' Who Will make known Tie terms
would also sell NY plantation in the county of Clou
Cesef Oh which reside, nine miles from tile courthouse
ana 1--WE from Gloucester town. containing about seven
hundred acres the half of which low grounds the
other hall nigh lands the whole producing abundant
crops OF every kind suited climate and sing
every convenience which can be found ia the Lower
country wnb elegance ot situation seldom equalIed a.
DOut I'VE hundred acres OF this land open one bu-
dled III Pine, and hundred dow grouuds) covered
WIN Tst rate white OAK gum, and other growth suitable
lor plantation purposes IL is bounded on the west by
nheineck creek. which emptes into York river about
IOuI miles above Gloucester town and which affords wa.
yer Tor navigation 10 vessels carrying from two to three
Thousand bushels, and extends easteTly within hun
oIeu yards Of the tide water Of Severn river which in
view OF the house II lies cOmpacty aud upon no part
OF IL can an acre be found that fiji for cultivation
Inc dweiiiDghouei Is spacious and in good repair AVID
upon the Plantation there houses of
saIy useful, or convenient, together with water grist
ll calculated Tor the purposes Of the plantation and
stofehouse which rents for a hundred dollars n YEAR
fsh aud oysters here TO he had in the highest peJec
uon together with all The uXuTics of the Lower Country
PERSONS Wishing to purchase will please apply. | will
give possession Immediately at the end of the wear 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 Tvs enty prime
hafas Tor the present Crops Of barley and wheat
have been seeded, which ia ordinary seasons IN
full Two thousand bushels also crop of rye and in due
season shall SOW OF oats from which az least one
thousand bushels may be expected.
]. B. sEAwELL.
Gloucester. Jan. 20. sOg,