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... in the Yard, which contain two Bed Chambers, to feet by tz each ; a Store, 3o feet by tz; a Chaife- Houfe, Horfe-Stahle, Kitchen, and Ten ple ; with three acres of Land, all fenced in.—The Dwelling-Houle is railed 5 feet above the ground, and has Cellars ...
... in the Yard, which contain two Bed Chambers, TO feet by tz each ; a Store, 3o feet by tz ; a Chailel-foure, Ho-re-Stable, Kitchen, and Teeple; Kith three acres of Land, all fenced in.—The Dwelling- Houle is railed 5 feet above the ground, and has Cellars ...
... Iluildings in the Yard, which contain two Bea Chambers, feet by each; a Store, 30 feet by r 2; a Chaife- Houle, Houle-Stable, Kitchen, and 'Tempe; with three acres of Land, all fenced in. The Dwelling-Houle is railed 5 fret abr.ve the ground, and has Cellars ...
... Buildings in the Yard, which contain two Bed Clsamberr, to feet by 12 eachi a Store, 3o ft et by 12; a Chale- Houfe,florfeStable, Kitchen, and 'Temple wi:h three acres of Land, all fenced in. ----The Dwelling-Houle is raifed 5 feet above Ate ground, an d h as ...
... Buildirgs in the Yard, which contain two Bed Chambers, to feet by 12 each; a Store, 30 fest by 12; a Chaife- Mufe r Hotle-Stable, Kitchen, .nd with !Islet a:, es of Land, all fenced in..-The Dwelling-Houfe is raifecl 5 feet above the ground, and has Cellars of ...
... in the Yard, which contain two Bed Chambers . ; to feet by each ; a Store, 3o feet by 22; a Chaife- Hanle, Horfe-Stable, Kitchen, and Temple; w three acres gl Land, all fenced in. The Dwellinffloute is raifed feet above the ground, and has Cellars of ...
... the wand forced open the door and carried away the whole lee tide of it, and fought their leery -under the wall of an old kitchen, hut finding they mutt inevitably perifh in that fituation, they returned to the houfe, determined to ((Omit to their fate ...
... have pre)* it too, pave Mach a do. 14*., min long has truest plaint, No got i m made, take my feafatiffsed often eye the kitchen liver', hawk. twits thefts I trod, Sans Fried/sirs faits, or the A dory sae pia, I . this isterim aro' Awes 'hy frineft, ...
... continuance of the TAVERN. On ruefday, sth December next, will be • fold at publsc Vendue, all his HOUSHOLD FURNI• TORE, Plate, Kitchen Uttenfile, fundry Houle Negroes; be& Makira Wine; Ale and Porter by the bottle or closen.--Any perfon inclinable to 'putchafe ...
... precipitate, that the commanding officer, the Marquis de Bouillie, was °blip ed to leave behind hint his camp equipage and kitchen furniture. When this came to the knowledge of even. Vaughan, he immediately fent them off in a Hag ot truce with his compliments ...
... down the Barracks, the Foundation of which his given way, and rebuilding the fame in the faid Fort. At STONEY HILL. Erecting Kitchens, Store-Room, and Hofpital; providing Cradles for tack People; Guard-Room, and a Nceellary-Houle, as proper Offices for the ...
... cv:cuted heft and neaten manner.----.o:Cert nt the cc • to carefully attend::: to, anti ue on the notice. 7 0 itN CR. 0R • N. B. Kitchen l'quaiturc and vmit cute gram t,n. Kinvion, 25, TO EE SOLD, by Virtue of an Orde: ui theCo.iltot on ‘Vecineid.:y the inflict ...