Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-29
Valuable AanAs for Sale.

THE subscriber offers sale three hundred and ffiy
acres of LAND, in the county of Gloucester
ing to the estate of JOHN SsAWELL, dec of which one
hundred acres are Open the covered oak and
pine timber superior quality for shipbuildlng The
improvements consist ola small clearinghouse and ne
gro quarter. part of the purchase money will be re-
CURED, upon making title to the land Tor the balance
an extensive credit Will be given. gentleman has
Dug been in the habit of getting ship timber has lately
viewed the land, and its growth is better
suited 10 the purpose than any he has And
from the best information warranted in saving that
the land may he paid for from timber after defrayi&
all expenses OF getting This land very ferte-a
owgrounds-is situated upon the head the east
ern branch OF Severn river, and within half mile OF sa
ahscreek, which empties into York river little below
Gloucester town.
Persons wishing 10 view the premises will please call
upon the subscriber living III the neghbouThood who
Will privately for the property al any TIME he
tween this and the 10th of February next when Cf not
previously disposed OF IL will positively sold TO the
highest bidder, on the premises without reserve If
sold privately the public will be notified of il.
J. b. SEAWELL, Executor.
The subscriber will ALEC sell his HOUSES and LOTS in
The city OF williamsburg, together with 4 PLANTATION
adjoining, containing three hundred aud fftyseyen a
ores. Tie dwelling house is commodous and in good
repair situated about four hundred the Col
iege OF William Mary All necessary houses for the
accommodation of genteel family and for yantation
purposes are upon the lots The land lies well, has
plenty OF timber it, is very fertile all enclosed except
small piece OF wood land and Justly considered the
most valuable plantation of its size in that part of the
country his suation from its contiguity tS the Col
lege must be desirable TO persons wishing give their
children liberal educatons and to those wishing take
hUarders, students allowed to take rooms i'm tbe
College and TO board in town. Persons wishing 10 view
the premises will apply Mai j. c. Pryor now in pos
session Of them, who will make known the terms
would also seli my plantation in the of Glou.
cester on which reside nine miles from the
and i've from Gloucester town. containing ahout seven
hundred acres the half of which are low grounds the
other half high lands tile whole producing abundant
crops oevery kind sniied climate and
every convenience which can be found in the Lower
Country, with elegance OF situation seldom equaed A.
bout i've hundred of this land are open one hun
dreG IN pine, and one hundred Glow gIounds) covered
wan hIst rate white oak, gum, and other growth suitable
Tor plantation purposes. 1t is bounded the west by
Iiinberneck Creek which enptes into York river about
four miles above Gloucester Town. and hch affords wa
ter Tor navigation to vessels carrying two TO three
thousand bushels, and II extends esserly within hun
cred yards or the tide water of Severn river hcb is in
view OF the house II lies compacty aud upon no part
OF II can an be found that lii for cultivation
Tue dweilngbonseis spacious and in good repair and
upon the plantation there houses every sort
sary nteiu or convenient together with water grist
MIL calculated for the purposes of the plantation and
stoTebouse which rents for hundred dollars YEAR
Fish and oysters are here TO be had in tie highest perc
ten together with all tile uxuTies of the Lower Country
Persons wishing to purchase will please apply viii
give possession immediately, the OF the year as
may be agreed. The purchaser be furnished with
good team aud stock of every Kind and with necessary
plantation utensils in good order and with twenty prime
hands for the present year. Crops Of barley aud wheat
have been seeded which in ordinary seasons prodnc
full two Thousand bushels also Op OF rye and in due
season shall crop of oats from which al least
thousand bushels may be expected.
J.B. SEAwELL.
Gloucester. Jan. 90. SCOT