KINGSMILL PLANTATION; Wm. and Mary College Quarterly, Vol. 12, No. 1

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KINGSMILL PLANTATION

January 31, 1781. - For sale, the plantation whereon I now live (containing, by a very old patent, 850
acres).  There is a good dwelling-house, two-story high, four rooms on a floor, two offices, with four
rooms in each, and a store-house the same size, all brick; coach-house, stables, barns, and all other
necessaries for a family.  The situation is equal to any on James river, and I believe the plantation as
valuable, and within three miles of Williamsburg. Also, another plantation, adjoining the above, 
containing 1130 acres, extending within a mile of Williamsburg; the soil is very good for all kind of
grain, and two-thirds of the land is wood.  Seven years' credit will be given.  Particulars may be
known by applying to

                                                LEWIS BURWELL, JUN.