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April 1, 1800
Land for sale, On Monday the 26th day of May next, at
Westmoreland courthouse, being court day, will be sold, to the
highest bidder, for ready money, a tract of land, belonging to
the estate of Mr. George Lee
Turberville, dec. known by the name
of Epping Forest; containing by estimation, about 900 acres, and
lying part in the county of Richmond and part in the county of
Westmoreland, on the main stream of Rappahannock creek. -The
low grounds thereon are valuable, and the highland is well
timbered, of good quality, and well adapted to the culture of
corn and tobacco. The buildings have been mostly burnt, but the
situation is high, pleasant, and healthy, with the advantage of
good water very near thereto,
convenient to a good mill, and within 3 miles of Westmoreland
court-house. Further particulars are thought unnecessary as it
is presumed those who may wish to purchase will view the
premises before the day of sale, and are referred to Mr. James
Seales, living near thereto who will, at any time, attend those
who may apply for that purpose.
John Fawcett, Ex'or.
Richmond County, Feb. 20, 1800.
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March 30, 1802
Westmoreland Court House, The subscribers will sell
at Public Auction, the fourth Monday in May next, if not sold before
at private bargain. (in that case information will be given) Their
STORE HOUSE, TAVERN, DWELLING HOUSE, LUMBER HOUSE, and all the Out
Houses, belonging to them in this well known and much frequented
place; together with the LAND adjoining containing between three and
four hundred acres. Possession will be given on the first of
January next when one half of the purchase money must be paid, and
twelve months credit will be given for the remainder, to carry
interest from the date if not punctually paid. The Houses are not
more than ? miles from Navigation, and shipments can well be made,
either from the Potomack or Rappahonnock, the distance being nearly
equal. The Store House has been for many years and now is, in the
profitable occupation of Mr. George Christopher. The Tavern is that
which was formerly kept by Mr. Hackney, now kept by Mr. Spencer; the
dwelling House, the outhouse and Enclosures, are such as must please
the purchaser. The advantages of health, profit, and good
Neighborhood, may here be had with great certainty, and the
Purchaser will have an excellent opportunity of being retired
himself, old though he may keep both the store and tavern. It is
expected those who wish to purchase will view the Premises.
Application may be made either to
Charles Muse, or Alex'r Parker.
March 1st, 1802. |
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April 27, 1802
Land For Sale. Lying in Westmoreland County in an
agreeable Neighborhood containing 275 ACRES, and lying in the mouth
of Yeocomico River. The soil is well adapted to the culture of
small Grain, Corn, & Tobacco, about 100 acres is in excellent Pine
Timber, a Saw mill within 4 miles to which the timber may be
rafted. On the land is a dwelling House with a sufficiency of oak
for fire wood. No place can surpass it for the conveniency of fish
and oysters, having a delightful Cove making from the Yeocomico
River up to the foot of the Garden. A further description is
thought unnecessary as it is presumable any person wishing to
purchase will first view the Premises. For terms apply to
PETER
RUST. Richmond County, April 18th, 1802. |
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June 11, 1802
FOR SALE, THE LAND on which I now live, containing between 2 and
300 acres, the Dwelling House with 2 fire places, Kitchen with a
brick chimney and oven, Smoke House, Corn House, Stable, and a
House 14 by 16 feet covered in. The farm is as healthy as any
in Westmoreland county, is well watered, and lies adjoining the
Tavern Tract that Mr. James Ware lately bought. A further
description I deem unnecessary, as I perfume it will be viewed
by any person that wishes to purchase.
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