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... the Ba - y . juft above Mr; George o' , De*NELL's, it tontains a large hall snd a pkrlotir, two goad hambers, an excell-. kitchen„ , With other , tonveniences„ and has ,large yard properly enclofed, Ahy perfti l inclinable to purchafe will be pleated to ...
... glaffes, ditto chairs with hair bottoms, dreding-tables, fide boards, waiters, A writing defk, tea and table china, glafs ware, kitchen furniture &c. Augull ...
... in the itteet called , Officer Mr. Whitaker. Buck, in Briii&e-Town, with a n the Poe- NORwVAL DOUGLAS Mr. COTTLE. HouAF:, kitchen, and necC/Fa'ry thereon; which na A Youug L dy p'remifes were lately Bccupled by Mr.osSarn'uel la. Latoilile:Bruce. ,the dwelling ...
... feat where Judge Miller fome time ago lived, about two miles above the Caine, with a large and commodioUs dwc ling-houle, kitchen, buttury, houfe and other convenient offices, and about 100 acres of land, with the fwamps; ponds and canals plentifully feted ...
... feat where judge Miller fclme time ago lived, about two miles above the Cattle, with a large and commodious dwelling-houfe, kitchen, buttery, horfe-ftable, chaife-houfe and other convenient offices, and about too acres of land, with the fwamps, fifhponds ...
... SEVEN THOUSAND AND THIRTY fquare feet of land, in the fireet called the Roe- Luck, in Bridge-Town, with a DWELLING HOUsg, kitchen and neceilary thereon; which 'premifes were lately occupied by MT. Samuel Laroque Bruce. The dwelling houfe (confitting of ...
... quit it, and take fhelter, With lis family, orte of the riegr6 huts for tie remainder of nht ; in the courfe of which the kitchen a li(ck-hotifes fell down; and a range of ho Ries adjoining to then/ funk irito . a 'deep clia: which' was prefently filled ...
... platfortm, one of inafon work, fufficient to cure 4.0 hogTheads of fugar. A large fivre cifiern or relervoir for water. A ficne kitchen covered with tiles and a . . _ . cove'red with thingles. A dsvelhng-bonfe 54 feet by ef hard-wood. A for the Everfeers, 30 ...
... T ED. SEVEN THOUSAND AND TIIIRT7 fquare feet of land, in the flreet called the Roebuck, in Bridge-Town, with a tionse . , kitchen and'necefrary thereon ; which premifes were lately occupied by Mr. Samuel Laroque Bruce. The dwelling houfe of a good hall ...
... At ihe Aphilles bottify; the barracks, entire. ly &mollified ; the Captain's hook partly itri.; roofed; a ftors-liodi arid kitchen blown down tlie,Whck-houfe coritf . derably . 4amaged„ At Port Hencleite.n, the * , haildeftiOYOCl, a range of new niares ...
... bed-chant. bars : a commodious china clofet, a pantry, a brick wine vault, and other (pact. cellars. Alfa, a large and Convenient kitchen, a coach houfe, liable, and negro hoge • s,. uniformly craft e d on t h e l eewarsl . fide or the honk. With a garden and ...
... hed-charn. : a commodious china clofet, a pantry, a brick wine vault, and other (pad. ous cellars. a large anti convenient kitchen, a coach honfe, liable, and negro bottles, uniformly ercElcd on the leeward fide of the houfe. With a garden and a Rock yard ...