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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-12
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BARN ABLY, that elegant
Cite, on Pu',i,ss Creek, containing about
56oa acres OF land diitant from Waiting
ton 80, from Alexandra IL, and Col
chelter : miles. The poaa road, leading
from north to ioush, pal!es through the
land, by pohisls Church; on which tract
the church it2nds. Few farms ii the neigh
bourhood C Harnahy Can boat Of more
advantages. ltro.!ci!cs 4 ire, healthy
ana pleaian, !:tuatlon, PROTECTIVE OF q BAY,
formed By the river 4oton!ac!s and creek
has various !prinss Of good water ca it,
an orchard OF iru;t trees, and ga.den,
very productive. The dwelling -houie
contains toar rooms below, and two above,
with brick chinnies and cei.ar. There
are alto kitchen and other out Eou:es.
There ABOUT 40 acIcs, OF cleared land /;
the remainder is in wood, hii;ing Of
pine, OAK, hickory, walnus, &c. The
foil is fertile, and wei! adapted 10 rating
corn, wnrar and rye, and there IS very
conEderaoie proportion Of low ground for
meadows, with ni;;I adjoining tie land.
Prrions diipo!ed 70 purchste may know
the terms by application to col. Charles
Little, Of Fairfax county, to whom | have
given, a power OF attorney to fell the
Land, and who IS in pe!!e!Iion, OF all the
neccGary papers and other documents.
THOMAS TRIPLETT.
Alexandria, July 4, 1901. eoIst+
VcIuqbLe P,.obe,-te for Sale.
SEVEN hundred and eighty Ugh: acres
in the county Of Halnpihige, on The wa
tiers of Great Cape Capon, about 70 niles
from the Warm Springs, ana 80 iFon,
Winchester. This land IS full Of wood,
oak and pine timber. Two excellent farms
may be made, with 80 to 50 acres Of bot-
tom, and rich high lands to each; and in
the heart Of the amber there is fine feat
for faw-mil. Capt. Daniel Rice will
thew the lands.
Three thoatand eight hundred and for
ty-hve acres in the county of Ohio, On
III: waters of Grave and Fin Greeks,
near the river Ohio, and about So miles
below Pittlburg. Some of theic lands are
very good, with comfortable quantities Of
rich bottom, and plenty Of excellent tim
Ter. Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor
of that county, will flew the!e lands.
One hundred ieyenty-ax and three
fourths acres, within three miles of the
Warm Springs, upon Grea1 Cape Capca,
near lis mouth, ard within : Of a mile.
Of the River Potonak. This land has
about 70 or SO acres Of rich bottom,
molly N cultivation, with z74 h:le Sugar
Tree; on it; from which ! am informed,
there may be made sooolb. Of gooi fagar
annually. There are alto feat for grit
and iaw mills on it, equal to any in thai
neighborhood, and upon never failing
itream Of water. The upland is rich,
with plenty of timber, and part under cal
siyation. This farm is vel! improved
with coed orchard, houfes and fencing,
and rented lait yeer for produce equal to
iixsy pounds per ann. Mr.. Joisrh Butler,
at the Warm Springs, will thew II. ! VIII
ieIl all, or any Of the above lands tor cath
OF upon credit, or tal:s in exchange for
hem lands in Fairfax County, CT lots ct
lard in the City of Alexandria, or the
City OF Nalhiascca.
r. T. HOE.
'.c-cry IS. so
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-12
Sc7rtp-tC Wit:

4 Water Lot commonly call
ed si,zgcraid's Wharf, lying upon the
iouth idc OF King hreet and eat iide OF
Union itrees, and Oounded by an alley o..
50 fee, in width, On the iouth from Uui-
on itrcee 70 the water. Ga this piece OF
ground are erected three Brick Ware
hou.Ss, u fee, 4 inches in front, AZ tee,
dee, AID three .ories nigh each ALTO, a
SAIL LOFT ABOVE the upper Rory Is
.e.: il length ana ~ fec, wide upon the
aoor-all ender ooe roof. Adjoining,
md o.. the eats file Of this houfe, is piece
osground unisnpgoyed shewho:e ieog,h Of
he houie, $ feet deep, eliminating on a
IS fee, alley, laid our upon the front CT the
wharf. From the front OF the wharf is
Yier extended into the river 100 feet by
30 breadth. Apersaiung to the pier
IS docS 5 fee: wile On the one i.dc and
another IS feet on the other Gds.
This iale is made for the purpcie OF rail-
;ag certain iums OF motley which nave
oeen demanded OF Rcbt. I. Eooe as iccu-
ri,y of Col. FiUsersla, by the United
S.a:es and the Bank of Alexandria.
VIM. HERBERT, r-.e.o.
Jno. c. HERBERT,
July 3. ddf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-12
By virtue Of q Decd Of 73HN

By Virtue Of q Deed Of lT1N
maze BY John Spencer ia tie J@bIrri11-
tr;, to /ecars t5s by0vent Of a G<bi Gac
Thom,ion s Veitch, qvnl he f5Aa to
tbe bigbsa bidder, npou 'sl prrmyrs, on
err.4t Of toa,, tzceiOr and eisbteen
S-sutb5, on tie z7tb IF A4ggf sext, i
far, y1qi, The asrtjair a9J,
4 Tract OF LAND contain
ing about foc. hundred acres, Gtuate in
Loudonn county, about four miles from
Gum Spring, and adjacent &c the Broad
Run Old Church.
.4J6,
Another trast of four hundred acres,
adjoining the lad on which joha Spencer
now lives about ons ME from Gum
Spring.
Theic lands are fertile, well timbered
ard abound with good wa,er- There are
on the Er.i mentioned 1rats a convenient
dwelling aoule, k:cchen, SC. and an ex-
ceIlenr apple aud peaeh osoh&r>t but as 1t
IS Pyetumei no peci}n viii purchait with
out hr;t viewing The p-e'alies, minute
dcicription is thought unneoei1ary.
They will be fold either as they now
hand, or divi,;ed Into !:na!!sr lots as may
bell iuie purci2ie-s. Bonds, with ap-
proved fecusity, Will be required, ana no
deed given until The f:a payment is made.
The ia!e 10 commence at 0 O'Clock, A.
". On the Eroai Run Cid Church T1aSt.
SAMUEL MURRAY, .
JAMES .M'ILHANY, =
CHARLES LEWIS, ?
Wa. R. TAYLOR, y
July &c. q
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Izuenty Dollars Reward.
Stolen a GOLD WATCH

witt, feel chain, to which was hung a
fnall gold zeal, the ;mPrcaion On which is
a mans head; alto, iteelwatch key ard
a fmall por:mantesn key. The watch is
double raied and capped; IN. MAKER. name
Charles :!ouie, ct London, and number
ed 5s55. Any psr:on who viii deliver
the above watch and chain tc tfe Printers
hereof hai! receive the above reward.
July a9. d
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Notice..

Notice.
The partnerlhip which lately
fubGited between ]. NJ. A. Van Havre and
c. J. S,;er, under the firm Of Van HAVE
and Stier, is this day diHolved by mutual
content; all thoie who may have any
claims againR the faid concerns are requsit.
ed to produce their accounts, ard tho'e
indebted to the fame arc deilred TO make
immediate payment to either Of the iu0-
icribers.
7. NJ. A. VAN HAVRE,
CHARLES JEAN STlEN.
Jolly y, 1901.
Intending both to fail, IN
fhort time for Europe, we have empower
ed H. T. Slier, E.q. Of E.adeniburs' 70
tranfact all buGnels for our accounts ~ OAK
abfence, of which all concerned will Pies'e
to take notice.
!. NJ. A. VAN HAvRE,
CHARLES JEAN STlER.
Iulv 10. zaWIzf
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Valuable Properly tor sale
IN ALEXANDRIA.

By virtHs q a Decd Of Tye made
~ Cal. Job3 Fitzgerald, late et this
.2cvn, 7, rs TIE ju6jesi5frs, qvH' be sx-
pied "a * az Mmagy tie I7fb day q
AagHf mkt, il far, !, n9t The ~eal
fair Gcy, az Tx Yrsmlei,
Tx jSS:.@22:;23::2g vcr. va!la5!s Pro-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-12
Salt for Sale.

Salt for Sale.
A few hundred bulhels Salt fuitable tor the
fihery,
lanes River Coal,
Soap in boxes,
Crown or Shaving Soap,
4 hogiheads old Jamaica Spirits,
Philadelphia Loaf and Lump Sugar,
1900 lbs. good Bacon,
A few kegs of RI ard I'd quality Jane
River chewing Tobacco.
VIM. HARISf1ORNE.
mo. I. Jaw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-12
Robert T. iiooe 6 Co.
HAVE lust RECEIVED,

ia - W 1NbSLA hD1
81 tie Zip hxma, franz Livetasl, and
yef:r Jss Sale,
S2co buihels oi Stove Salt,
A complete aiiortmentcs
Eauhoa and Stons Ware,
IL crates-A auantisy-ot
II A z u w a Z I,
Conae;ng Of
Frying Pans, Spades. shovels, broad
Hoes. Sad irons, Hinges, &c.
-IXEHISE IL tie brig FAuny, captain
Waodbo4't, fran Lsn4an, ansat eb5n-
azex: ot,,.eAI tL.tfg md leal,ssak!Ar
DRY GOODS,
Conaiting of'ozna5args, Irils linens,
,nalinets, aolery, iaYerhne cloth ant "a
,ir1erss, hats, bed-,icking and printed cot
cons.
June II. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-12

N. B. Proper afitants are confantly
employed. Young ladies' are taught in
feparate claAes, Englih, French, Writ
ing, Arithmetic and Geography. Great
care Will be taken to infrua the more ad-
yaacsd youth in the elements Of conpoG-
ton, particularly Epittolary Writing, and
the rules to be oblerved in Public Speak
ing. Auguit /. d -.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-12
COLUMBIA ACADEMY,

COLUMBIA HCADEMY,
Kigg- Street, brt7vefu Pit and ReyalSreets,
ALEXANDRIA.
Young Gentlemen are taught
Englith, French, Latin, Writing, Arith-
rne;ic, Bookkeeping, Geography, Ma
thetgatics, with other branches of an
ui;eul and ornamental education, by the
Rev. games Gbambers, A. M.
many years matter of Boarding School In
England.
TERMS.
Dek. Cts.
Education, Board, Lodging,
Wa!hing and Stationary, 7 50
PEI quarter, )
Day Scholars, for Latin, 20
French, &c. y
Do. DO. for Englifh,
French, &c.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-24
Fer the RHopE.IsLANp REPUBLICAN,.
Prejsrvative of Health.

THE following hints are freely offered to
Il the public. The extreme prevalence
Of Dyienreric, and other bilious affections of
the bowels, as we'll as the hopping cough
among children lowing to the late drcushis,
whereby the water has been and viii for
fome time be very much polirted, and unfit
in its recent fate for ufe, particularly for
children--m likeuife fruir from tie fame
caufr, it being either decayed or in an acesb
aate) call for the afiasnce OF the Phiian-
thropia.-The medical obierver, and hu-
maniry, revolts a, thc idea OF Withholding
any aid, that may be in the ability of Perions
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-24

Boaor. where he had Jeff psp:rs important 70
hi, defence" although he had rsepatcd him
fclf before Inc lsft Bottom!
In a word, this fame Mr.. Sargent is the
man 10 whom the adniniftration Of John A.
dams gave the power Of dilloiving the legiila-
turc, and in the debate upoa which Harper
infinuatel that il would be proper 10 give the
PfeGdent a like power TO diGolve and pro-
rogue Congfefs, as the Britilh king does their
parliament. Asyo,a.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-24
FROM TN. BOSTON CHRONICLE.
OLD-SOUTH-No. XIV.
PLAIN AND IN7ELLIcIBLE.

Nj MUMBER FoRTY-FIvR was popular
lS publication in England, attached to The
appcllation of :" NIiky and Li5erty."l NOT
pfefuming, however, TO render tbh Num6ey
equally as famous within the United States
yet, by approPriating il as Introductory to
the confederation Of The COMMERCIAL Rigbai of
America. hatter myielf the following ob-
fcrvations will noi DC wholly unno,iced. For
this purpole, | have venIuIed TO addrefs
Number FoRTY-FIvE
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Notice.

ILL peylons indebted to the
eaate IF Peuee 8ayb, defe4lfd, are herr.
BY rs7a.Jfed to rake Immediate payment,
as no longe, Indulgence agll6s gtv<n.
r r Tbeit subo mey laS< accounts a.
pamf laid eaate, az ali dsf,ea 10 BRING
item in t5r peymcnf, properly aaf5en'1-'
Gated, on.or byare The fyf dry Of Dretm-
Der nsxt, 0tksrevjs sbis nat'cs 's0i! be
PLEAD in bar ,asawa The rsc.oe,y ibfrt-
ctter.
II tang art Of my 3asuert9 make any
ofbsr Asmana, 1t is hofed tsat ihii notice
zrN b.pa,inxlarl, s0ttendedto, sfs<,zsyf
Jaus zwll be irdye,imhs0feJ isaaiasfa q
sGmf I'll ae!iaqzsnts.
Vim. p. BATLT,
Execute, Of Paree Bey.y, aee'a.
!, Mey1, 1907. uneii i4wsnr
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Ten Dollars Reward.

Negro DANIEL this morning eloped
from NE. He is a Iu.y fellow, about 10
years Of age, pretty much pitted with the
tlnaIl pox. He had on, and took away
with him, a.nankeen coat and Pantaioons,
isriped packet, ,oznaburgs ihirt and 'eit
hat. I purchafsd this man from the e.
tate oftke late Earl Of Iankeryiile, and
flppo!s, he viii eadeavor to conceal him
ielt in the FEDERAL City, Alexandria, or
the vicinity. Any perion who viii ap-
prehend tie faid fave, and fecure him in
jail, 70 that / get him again, ihali re-
ceive the above reward, exclalive of what
the law allows, and all reaionabie es-
pences if brought home. All matters Of
yenels and Others are torwarned, at their
peril, not to harbor OF take Runaway.
Given at Brenton, under ny hand, the
z3d day of July, 1901.
HENRY D. r,COE.
IuIy ~. dSt
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July II.
f o K S Il L E,
BARNABY, that elegant

Ute, on Poh;ck Greek, containing about
$50 acres OF land dihant from Waihing-
ton IS, from Alexandria II, and Col
chelter miles. The poaa road, leading
from north to fouth, pahes through the
land, by Pohick Church; on which tract
the church hands. Few farms in the neigh
bourhood of Iarnaby can boat Of more
advantages. ltpoieGes a fine, healthy
and pIealant ituation, profpectiveofa bay,
formed by the river Posomack ard creek
has various fprings Of good water on it,
an orchard OF fruit trees, and a garden,
very productive. The dwelling -houf:
contains four rooms below, and two above,
with brick chimnies and cellar. There
are alfo.a kitchen and other out houtes.
There about TO acres of cleared land /;
the remainder is in wood, conGiting of
pine, oak, hickory, walnut, sc. The
foil is fertile, and we'll adapted to rafting
corn, wheat and rye, and there is a very
comfortable proportion of low ground for
meadows, with mill adjoining the land.
Perlons difpoied to purchale may know
the terms by application to col. Charles
Little, of Fairfax county, to whom have
given power of attorney to fell the
land, and who is in poaeilion Of all the
neccliary papers and other documents.
THOMAS TRIPLETT.
Alexandria, July 4, 1901. eol5tt
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Valuable Property for Sale

DIT the little FaM, Of Potomaek,
About three miles from George Town
and the City of Warrington, and ten
from Alexandria.
~ acres Of Land, upon Which
are a dzvellmg koyf and Jamay other i'm.
t,oOemeuts, /fverul font qaar'1es and w
Jlandj, and t7vo vncant mill /eafs.
Two undivided third parts Of 7
acres Of Lana, upou 4vb,eb are q merchant
mill, qyitb three pair Of French burr mill
Reues and evey nee1Oay, complete, ia,
manufacturing Ja0ur to tbr bea advHntase,
and qvtb as Mtlt manual A5or asbDbls;
"a 6re4ve,y and dyqillsy, a gran Try, g
mi!2srs bogS, q Lyesver's bsglt, eooae,';
Mar, sc. anda vaeant mill Jla1. 2. Z.
Tao undivided third Parts Of
200 acres Of land, nd;sming the 7 acres
and ~ acres Aforementioned, xpon aphifb
there are )evoral .fanr qnarrlfs and ES
Fands.
The burehajsr Of the 0boue pro-
bery, qvW haze an alignment Of a lee/t
fir The stber unaiVidtdtbjrd part, OF 7vkieb
tkere qc;N be years to came from the fyf
! day Of September next.
The .Eoneson the above lands Is
equal in soodneGt0 any, and Juter'or !"
NET tauaaati'a time on THE river-OsC
+ el, Al" any 5ar5en tba: can 90 to George
Town, can. 90 ap to tie mill and Fone
qzary1es. ,.
Ay bey/ss or pey/oas, subs mey incline
to, pureba/r, qOW Of ea4Js viseu the pre-
mJl;, tsersforr Asis nat tbsgsbt 1eeeger'
to be msre particular.
Far termfattA to ,cea. Ilyiab Forrsf,
as Gorge Tozvu, o,ts 20
i s. PHILIP K. FENDALL,
@ Alexand,ia.
Junr 70. Iasv
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o. A great Bargain!
Twill fell, or leale for 10

i w Al lS1l3 vi dIS M -
years, a VALUABLE FARM, in the
county of Culpeprer, ard fate Of Virgil
,,nia,. on Fiat Run, containing $50 acres
he land is extremely fertile, and yields
abundan,ly in the product of corn, wheat,
and tobacco there are about 100 acres
Of MEADOW land, So or 60 Of which are
cleared, and IS acres well fst intimo,hy,
about $50 acres Of the tract are cleared
end web enclofed. 4 This land is difant
fem Frederick iburg a5ou: IS miles, and
&C miles from Alexandria and the Gity,o
" ellington. There are ieyeral,aluabIe
merchant mills in the vicinity, one within
the diaance Of a mile, where the Frete-
riek5urg prices are given for all kinds Of
grain.
/ will alto fell the reverGon OF
$50 acres Of land adjoining the above, en-
which are erected ru,nber of4vsluaJ,e
buildings, among them large dwelling
houie 60 feet by 40, with 4 roorrs on
floor, with fire places, and every necei-
fairy out houies-a valuable psack and ap-
pie orchard.
a further deicription is deemed uane-
cenary, as any pcr(on, deirous ct par,hsd.
ing or leaing will doubtlefs win to view
the premif.s. For terms apply 20 Roaeft
Brooke VoE, Eiq. who lives adjoining
the prem;fes. or TO the fublcriber.
/ quiYab Seller Rent,
Two three hory Brick Eou!es
in alexandria, completely dn;thed, on
King ard Columbia itree,s, with fundy
valuable property near the fame, poaetlion
whereof may be had immediately. The
iituation for the -four and grocery bufneis
is equal to any in Alexandra.
For terms apply to Henry and Thomas
Moore, Alexandria, or to the iubicriber,
NICHOLAS VOSS.
City of Warrington, I Jaw
July ID.
N. B. with to hire by the month,
or until the LIT day of November, ten or
twelve labourers, for whom liberal wages
will be given. Apply to N. Vols, on
F feet, or w. Z. Vofs, at the Navy
Yard. --
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

RIM AW.4l' fran bis mater, Rokrt
.AYy5u, late ef tbis to7pv, a Negro y an
u4m<a DARBl, 0bout so years Of ase,
ard 5 fer 6 inches hsb: he taok .hsh
.sd9ut The aotb 9Apn! ha, andtben bad
N, Il b0orf b!ae ;uekrt and Jrseebes, AKA
a fer II ba0s; ebe7vs t2b0feo and Ipits a
<ool aeal; b!cys pretty good Mtk-up-
a.zucs ,Ead2e, aid /ome .imes gess drink :
be IS a tlicE Jet J1H5zu, has big m>a.h
7ual,rge teetb, ard, 4vub the IemJlance
fmas5 EmplAry, is Vey curing: b.
:4me trom near Port-Ryal 4vber< it is eou
.l7u,>u he my he n>zv AarFing. THIR-
r DJLLARS s;szv4,d .zvi4 degiveu Gy
I'm if taksuiz, or cviIbm 20 miles # tbs
-ozvu, aua jscnred in jAI, ardtbe o6av>
e7v1ya at airy yrsatsrdyfauee; and ali
rosners paH BY .RoBEkT MEASE.
Tah 10. IN
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By yirttue Of q Deed Of Traa

Il ~! W ~ A~cS~ -
male BY John Spencer to tie JaIyhn,5-
rrs, to Iee4,v tie pa,me4t 9 a asbf eae
Thomrion e Veitsh, qsal le .Jota to
tie b,gbsa Maaer apoa tie pennies, on
a eredt Of far, tzyelve and eisbtftes.
moatas, on tie z7tb # Angaf next, e
jai,, ynot, tie next fair aHy,
4 Tract Of LAND contain
ing about four hundred acres, h,ua'e II
LoGdoun county, abou, four miles from
Gum Spring, and adjacent to the Broad
Run Old church.
-iy6, ,
Another traa OF tour hundred aerll
adjoining the land on Which John Spence
now lives about one mile from CUM
Spring.
Th,!e lands are fertile, wellstinbere,:
and abound with GOOD wa.er. 4 here are
on the frit mentioned tract ccnvenien
dwelling hoaie, kitchen, &c. and an ex-
ceIlent apple and peach orchard; but as II
is Prefau.ed no perion VIII purchsie with
oar ar!t viewing the premifes, a minute
defcription is thought unnecefary.
They will be fold either as they now
itand, ordiviaed into fnaller lots as may
beit fuit purchafe-s. Bonds, with APP
proved fecarisy, will be required, and no
deed given until the hrf payment is made.
The fale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ. on the Broad Run Ola Church Tract.
SAMUEL MURRAY, .
JAMES M'lLiiANY, 9
CHARLES ] EWiS,
Wa. K. TAYLOR, =
July &c. d
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Valuable Property for Sale
IN ALEX ANDRiA.S

IN ALEXANDRIA,
By virtue ola Deedef Iaye made
BY Cai. jain Fasseraia, late q iris
toqvn, to as The Jatlcrbers, aual he ex-
f3fsl to Jals on Moualy The l7fb da, q
Aagsif sext, if >jar, if nat re 1esf
Jar a. +, on tie pennies,
Tie }cllousag gerry vsluable Pro-
berr-to vat:
A Water Lot commonly call
ed fi,zgerald's Wharf, lying ulon, the
fouth iide of King Erect and eai' ice O.
Union areet, and bounded by an alley o
90 feet in width, On the iouth from chi
on sreet to the water. Ga this piece OF
ground are erected three BRICK Ware
houfes, a feet 4inches in ifont, ~ tel
deep aud three faries high each -Aho, d
SAIL LOFT above the upper fiery IS
feet in-length and az feet wide upon IN
eoog-all under one reef. Adjoining,
and on the ealt iide OF this houfe, is apiece
OF ground unimpvoved ,hewho!e ie"s'h Oh
the houi., S teet deep, terminating on i
asfeet alley, laid out upon the front CT the
wharf. From the front OF the wharf is d
pier extended into the river 100 tees by
90 breadth. Appertaining 10 me per
is a dock s. fee, wide on the one lice a"d
another IS lcel en- the other Gde.
This iaie is made fox the puIpoie OF ran
ing certain fans of money which have
been demanded of i>obs. I.liooe'ss iecu-
ri,y OF Col. Fitzgerald, by the on;'ed
States and tie Bank of Alexandria.
VIM. HERBERT, ,1uaeea.
mo. c. HERBERT,
1ulv Q. dol
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-03
NIRAYEU'

From the commons in. Alex
andriia, a redsand white COW, fhe is
Young and las a fork in each ear.-Who
ever will return her TO the iubicribef l.aii
b. Ii5erai,y rewarded.
JAMES DYKES.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-03
III: ouycr1ber a01H SELL
OR
EXCHANGE for approved lands
near the Blue- Ridge,
A valuable Tract of Land

in Northumberland county, two miles
from the court-houle, and near the bank
of the Potomac, containing 1863 acres.
This tract is divided into two plantations.
on the one there is brick dwelling houte
,oby g feet conveniently divided, and
two brick offices, "a by l6 feet. Alarm
ed houie 70 by '6 feet dehgned tor an
overfser, and other out houies.
The convenicnces Of this place are e.
qualled by few, and the prcfpest exceled
by none in the fate. The houte is htu-
ated on high hill and commands an ex-
tenfve view of the Potomac and the Chef
apeake bay. There is a creek abounding
with the hnelf filth and oyaers, which ter
inmates the Cat land of this tract, that Is
navigable fof'bay craft, and affords an
excellent landing place within halt hall a mile
of the houfe. On this part of the tract
there is an excellent bearing apple and
peach orchard, and variety OF o'hef
fruit trees. It has a great Efficiency OF
oak and hickory timber, for the rie or
the plantation, beides a large quanti'yo'
pine. cs
On the other plantation there is frame
dwelling houie 81 by IS feet, and se~
out houies, iuch as tedants generally nave
about them. This part of the tract is as
well !ituated for farming IS any iards Ia
Virginia. Itis, we'll watered, has iat',
cheney Of timber Tor It's; iaPpor', end
aouri:hing young peach ard apple ORCH
ards. -
AS it is prefunable that no 4per'en will
make fuch a purch4i without yiew-'g the
oreniiss, ali that is necefary to add is that
Mr.. Spencer Ball, Living. sherso", wall
l11ew the whole, and is fully authorlhdse
make cal. thereof.
|: = -, ~. !, JAMES ". BALL
] n. B. Any pcrfon purchajns may 1foe
:iupplied with i,ock Of all kinds necehafy.
and luHicient iorthe plantation. ---,
Pruning "a alas va1lety, exss2sa
with neatnsts and dll21ateA.
-
PsssrED DaIbT *,
S. S1NOWDEN 6 10. !.
80. above lie
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-03
10 Let,

I q LfJ,
The DWELLING HOUSE on Fair
fax it-eet, lately in the occupation OF MIR.
CAdogan-well known as one OF the mott
agreeable houCls in Alexandr:a fciiei-
!ion may be had about the roth OF Ausuit.
STEPHEN COOKE.
Tu!v 2c. q,