A piece of ground with trees.
1774. I paid the tax for a wood lot which I never improved.—Newport Mercury, May 2.
1799. For sale, a good Wood Lot, of 20 acres.—Mass. Mercury, Nov. 1.
1817. For sale, a Wood Lot of about 34 acres, in Shrewsbury.—Mass. Spy, Feb. 12.
1817. “A fine Wood-Lot” is offered.—Id., March 26.
1829. In applying the axe to a wood lot, the best method is, &c.—Id., Jan. 21: from the New England Farmer.
1837. I’ll give any man the best wood lot in the whole state if he catches me on board a ship again.—Yale Lit. Mag., ii. 351 (Aug.).
