Keartons (Q495227)

hambers, in this Town of Kingstown, and Island aforesaid, between the hours of Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon and Three o'clock in the Afternoon; All the right, title, and interest of the late John Kearton,deceased, in and to that sugar plantation or estate, commonly known by the name of Kearton's, situate in the Parish of Saint Patrick, in the said Island, containing three hundred and eighty-five

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acres, be the same more or less, butted and bounded as follows, that is to say:—northerly and north-easterly, partly by the Wallabo Estate and partly by the Bellisle Estate; southerly, partly by lands formerly Russel's No. 54, by Byres'sgeneral plan of the Island, and partly by the Reversion Estate; and westerly by the sea; according' to the boundary lines established by a survey made by Joseph B

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illinghurst, Esq.Crown and Colony Surveyor, in the year 1807, or however the same is butted and bounded, known or described; together with all the buildings and sugar-works thereon erected, and dead stock thereunto belonging, with one hundred and six negroand .other slaves, four horses, twelve mules, eight asses, twenty-one head of horned cattle, and eleven sheep.Plans of the said estate may be. s

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een, and any further information had, on application at my Chambers, in the Town of Kingstown, in the said Island of Saint Vincent; or in London, at the Counting-House of John Constable, Esq. Brabant-Court, Philpot Lane.WM. R. SCOTT, Master in Chancery.-

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