Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer — Alexandria [Va.], 1801-02-28 00:00:00, page 4

. history, &c. .
H. &? T. MOORE, Aactioueer—s.
February : .
_ For Freigfit or (shaftes, ]
Now lying at Ramsey's wharsssss:
fsisi siFor Freight orPassage apply to the' was..
;sisi' ter on board, or
sschen furniture; about sitwenty head of cat,.
tle; & young stallion three years old inss
May orsijune next; a very good riding
horse and some other horses ; four or five
Ncgroes, nonesiof whom are old. Nine
mouths credit will be given .on all sums
above :} dollars, ssgctiving-bond 'sswith ap.
, proved security,. all sums of :; dollars,
un ooam, ac nepvurn {5 Unndals's wharf,
'ssssA numberof Books., on law,
)On WEDNESDAY tlzc 11tlz day
'sisictzsi of March next, WlLL BE SOLD, jf
,"si'ctsssi'si . fair, if not the next fair day, at the
mtation qf Ro er West, decayed,
Muchlnt'l Whnl'f Fe . !
w
Fresh Raisms.
HMd-swboxaosexocuentkw
. ctsiVss 0")de
Joemuctucun.
ROBERTS and GRIFFITH.
February 2). (!
siebmary, at _4.o "clock, will
at our Auction Room,
soglour, Corn, Corn Meal or Tobacco,
!! we m generally" m thepurchafe of.
- Alex. Hmdcwsishn &? Co.
We will let :: go at a moderate price for
Cash, or on shortred (: redit, or will barcerit
A sow Pipes, gofisheoada and Quartcr
MADEIRA0 WINE,
m en
. in sacks and bulk,
And,! & vfew hundred bushels of
verpool Coal.
Wm. I. HALL.
ct Merchants'Whal-f, Jan. zq. d
Fosir Sale,
! tO'
]ust landing from on board the ship Suc
cesis, Cap t. King,
estate, aresi desired to bring them forward
properly proved ; and all persons indebted
to the estate are requestcd to make imme
ctdiate payment. _
_ An Overseesir is wanted to take charge
os the plantarion—any person inclinablesito.
updertake it will make fpeedy appplica
non.
RICHARD CONWAY, Ex'ar.
February 24. d
A ] the Houlgehold and Kicsi
and under, cash must be id.
Andat thc-same time omc young NE.
GROES will be hired.
Febmﬂi. 3tdeo
All persdns sshaving claims against the
szgrþo'ol Sdffile.
STOVED SALT,
Jaw" Pliz'ladelþ/Lza. ?
Fame: Allem, Master.
Fctr tyrms :}Lply tq tþc captail} ct
Ncat a: imported.
The fall sailing Schcsmner
ELIZABET H,
_- H A RM () N Y,
.,johsisin Ell-wood, Mafier,
] 63 T. Vowell.
The SLOOP '
\
. ty ' o
Two himdre asin ,
of excellent FA RM I NG ND, lysisiuss'xsiz
in the county of Londoun," & in 14. miles
from Ipeiburg, and one T'mise sijgm the
'tii'rnþiksie mad leading from thence. fosi Snsiicct- <
,ker's GapJ being "part of Scotland Trssact, ss
formerly belonging to ML W. Nelsdfictsisssiss
' A H'OUSE and LQT m
Leelburg, possessed by Mr. Dawson, mer.
chant. -
A HOUSE and LO'I' eligi
bly sitnated, in Fairfax-street, Alexan
sidria, in the possesiion of Mr. Charles
_)ones, cossacbmaker. si
A l.. 0 T in Dumsries, on
Lwhich are built : strong and commodious
brick dw'elling house and a kitchen, sta
ble and grancry—in the occupancy oer.
Esme Smock. This messuage, from its
vicinity to the sicreek and other local pro
pcrcies, is well calcnlated for a person in
the grain or tobacco business. ss
If the two first mentioned properties are .
not previously disposed of by private bar- ;
gain, they will be exposed to public sale,
at Mrs. Myers's tavern, in Leeshurg, on s
the 9th day of March next, being the first
day of Loudoun county court. - _ si
For terms, applicagion may be madesictto
Mr. T homas Harrisdh, 'ssnpxnfries, or to si
- siCssssOLsIN AULD,
A handsome, well-fimshedf
three story BUILDING, on New-Jersey i
Avenue, in the vicinity of the Capitol, ]
and the nearest dwellin onssthe sooth of 1
it on Capitol Hill. T e lot and house -
:are well situated, and will always corn- ;
mand an uninterrupted view of thefsszwhole _
city and George-Town to the west, asss sssisi
well as of the Potomac and Eastern Branch;
The house contains lo convenient rooms, si
exclusive of garrct and cellars. 4
If sold, United States stock, or stock in -
any of the banks would be taken for the
whole or part of the'payment, and a good ct
title given ; or,ssissssf leased for ; years, the .
terms wbuld be ibcommodating to 'a good :
tenant. " ss
Farther particulars may be known by
applying to Mr. Joseph Hodgson, ,in that
ctty, or the subscriber in Baltimoxe. ;
__ MATHEW BROWN .
The lar e three story Brlck
WAREH U'SE, with the two story
frame one adjoining, en the next lot to.
the north-east corner of King.street.
For fize, siren th, convenience end
foodness of stand, tsiis property is certain.
y the best in town. For terms, apply
in Baltimore to Messrs. Martiu {! jauf.
fret, and in Alexandria to the subfcriber :
Who fwlll Retft
The three story bnck Ware
house adjoininlg, formerly occupied by
Mr. John Rid ey. ,
A. CHARLES CAZENOVE.
February :. . _ , eozm
() js 1 c ;. ss'si _
All persons h—avlng clatms
against the estate of the late THOMAS
Ponu, are requeﬂed tobdn them for.
ward on or before the first of [Such nesiXf,
and these indebted to him ire respectfully
reqveﬂedwmake "went ssw 3'
. SARAH RTER, Adm'x.
for Sale, or to be .Lecyai, ;
In the City of Washington, and posseﬂion 7
given immediately , 1
Þn. lo (filed
Cameratgsi-stfeet, Alexandria. ,
Febrnary 2. ss mw&ftf
'FOR SALE,
rty achS
le.
silwzll fill the Farm on whzc/z
si] rgfide, sitaate in the tauugy of Fairfax
ssamlstate of Virgiuia, 25 miles from the
!citie: of Washiftgtan and Alexandria, and
containing ahoat looo acres. Of this
tract hetfwessm ffifve and six hundred acres
are cleared, and the remainder in excel
lent timber. A uewer-failing stream runs
through the centre of the tract. There
are thirgy acres of hcfi Timathy MeadOfw,
in complete order, and ten acre: of mac'w
ahle ([a-ver. There are 300 hearing Ap
ple Trees afexcelleut qualityfor qyder, ana'
200 young graﬂed tree: of the best kind:
of tahle fruit. There has also heea late!)
planted an archard of about 1200 Peach-ss
Trees. , The myhole tract, twood-laud audsissss
- ucurea, :: melo/ed b) new and substantial]
fences, and divided into convenient fields. ;]
' be sail i: peculiarly adapted to grast.—-_ss:
The dwelling battle and office: are ne-w, '1
Lspacious, fwe/l built, convenient and sieozn-ct
i pletelzffinshed. A Garden o ssctt-wo. acres,
{containing the most waluab e' frail: and=
plants, and a jþacion: _yard,siare inelq/ed ;
'sat_'y sibousej'or labourer: ; the latter fwit/J'
br'iei or stone e/Jinmies. There is an old!
Barn of the common kind, but tlze greater?
part of the materials to build a new born}
on the 7no approved Pennsylctvania plansi
and all t e material: to build a large stoness
. Daitjy are collected. The building: a]rea_-_
dy erected ba-ve cq/Z more than egbt tbon
sand dollars. . There is a good jþring-eon-s
fvem'ent to the dwelling house, and a well .
in the kiteþsieii yard. There are eight} a- ;,
ere: of MQing'Me-at, fifty of which in'
sallofw [and prepared ): the best manner,
and all promgfing a large crop,- and forty
acres of Rye.
Two-tbird; of the purchase money nzzgstT
be paid in hand, and the balance secured
6)- nzortgage of the prenzg'shs.
Tbe )nrelug/er ma)- aZ/o be aeeonmodated
with perform] property to the amount of
8000 dollars.
WILLAMsi O'XLEY &? C .
* _At their WHOLESALE .
'Mb'ZIcn, Linen and Cottan
'. ' 'WAREHOUSE, "
Prince street,, '(sdrmerly occupied by Mr.
; ' 'Wss'I Hall)-—Ha-vessfirsale,si " .
A variety pf seasonable GOOD S
'Which_they.will dispose of low for cash or
produce. A liberal credit will be givensi
RI'CHARD BLAND LEE.
_ Febrnary 9. law
ble: and earriage bozgse, with every need!..
L A N D I N G
From the- Scbaouer Mss isipi, .
Best London partlcu ar Ma ?
deira Wine in pipes, T
Lishon Wine of a superior quellity in hhds.
and quarter cafks, 1
Boar'ding and Lodging
MaiVYnQsshsidfm five or sixgentlanenz by
a si "
Turk's Iﬂand and Iﬂe of May 1
8 A L T. ]
On hafid, a few caiks of excellent
Clzewz'ng Tobacco.
m- For CHAR TER the above
Schooner, Mssgffippi.
Apply to
Wm. I. HALL.
__Merchants' wbsiars, Fcb. 9. d
to those who apply well recsigmmended.
February 24; - "ctsseozw
in a derable manner. There are good sta
-)- ___
PP 7 to -
]gHN GORDON, King Strut. 4
DW 16. (.
A Farm for Salc.
_.___.___
' he SuÞ/Zrz'ber will SELL,
On the other plantation there is a frame
dwellinf house 32 by 16 feet, and a few
out hou es, such as tenancs generally have
about them. This part of the tract is as
well situated for farming as any lands in
Virginia. It is well watered, has asuﬂi.
ciency of timber for its support, and fiou.
rishing young peach and apple orchards.
As it is presumable that no person will
make such a purchase without viewing the
sipremises, all that is necessary to add is that
Mr. Spcncer Ball, living thereon, will
shew the whole, and is fully authorised to
make {ale thereof.
si ]AMES V. BALL.
N. B. Any person purchasing may be
supplied with stock of all kinds necessary
and sufficient for the plantation.
February 19, 1801. !aW
in Northmhbesirl'and ss'county, two miles
frdm the cburt-house, siand near the bank
of the Potomac, containing 1 163 acrcs.
This tract is divided into two plantations,
on the one there is a brick dwelling house
50 by 33 feet conveniently divided, and
two brick offices, z4.b 16 feet. A fram.
ed house 20 by 16 eet designed for an
overseer, and other out houses.
The convesinienees of this place ate equal.
led by few, and the p'rospect excelled by
none in the ﬂute. The house is situated
on a high hill and commands an extectnsive
viewa the Powmac and the Chesapeake
bay. There is a creek abounding with
the finest fish and oysters, which term?.
nates the ﬂat land of this tract, that is na
vigable for bay craft, and aﬀords an ex.
cellent lan'din'g place within half a mile
of the house." On this part of the tract
there is an excellent bearing apple and
peach orchard, and a variety of other
fruit trees. It has a great sufficiency of
oak and hickory timber, for the use of
A valuable Tract of Land
The Stockholders m thxs ln
stitution are hereby notified, that :: divi
dend of five per cent. is this day de
clared on that rt of the capital stockdf
the companv wgzch is now paid. Pli
able to the ﬂockholders, or to their orde'ro
in ten days from this date.
By order of the Prgstdmt and Director!
' ]. B. NICKOLLS: Secosi
!. 00 2" "
By the subscriber, neartbe Coungy-mvbmf,
COLOGNE MilLstones, of diﬀerent
sizes, late from Amsterdam, .
German, London, blister and Crowley
steel -
Sugar in hogsheads and barrels
Cossee, bar and rod Iron, Castin : _
Template staves, complete for a , Osdls
ferensit sizes _
Cloves seed and plaisier of Paris
Beef and Pork of the first quality, by the
barrel
Fine and coarse Salt
Tar, Tu mine and Rosin.
] SE HOLLINGSWORTH.
Baltimore, January zj. ZRWl 51;
the plantation, besides a large quantity of
pme.
_ " OR
EXCH'ANGE for approved lands
near the Blzsc-Ridgc,
Massrssz'heffi ]Wssomffiany
qs Alexandria. .
S. SNOWDEN &? C .
anno Dunr !!
For Sale,