1736

These are to give notice, That about thirty Miles up Hudson (or the North) River, there is a good Plantation to be SOLD, containing about Twelve Hundred Acres, whereon there is a good Barn, Orchard and one Hundred Acres of Land cleared, also a very good stream of Water, suitable for a Grist & Saw-Mill, which is to be disposed of by Lewis Gomez of New-York, Merchant.        

He has also  A New Sloop, and a Negro Man capable to manage a Sloop, and some Negro Men fit for Plantation Work, One Negro Woman fit for Town or Country, and is big with Child.  He has also a parcel of fine Negro Boys.

​Whoever inclines to buy any of the above Particulars, may apply to the said Lewis Gomez, who will dispose of the same on Reasonable Terms.

New-York Gazette (New York, New York), August 2, 1836, p. 3, col. 2; 1736-08-02 -- New-York Gazette (New York, New York) •  p. 3, col. 2

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