Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-02-08

Tie SuIjcrsbsr wsN SELL
EXCHANGE for approved las3
near the Blue Ridge,
A valuable Tract Of Land
IN Northumberland county, two miles
from the court-houie, and near the bank
Of the Potomac, containing 1863 acres.
This tract is divided into two plantati MS,
On the one there is brick dwelling hoaie
20 by g feet conveniently div lded, aud
two BRICK offices, "a by Is feet. A iarm-
I'd hoaie 20 by IS feet dehgnea tor an
ove1leer, and other out houfes.
The conveaiencss Of this place are e.
,:iailcd by few, and the peolped excelled
o. none IN the itate. The houie is iitu-
ated on high hill and commands an ex-
senGive view OF the Potomac and the Cnei-
apeake bay. There is creek aoounding
with the ane0 6lh and oylters, which ter
inmates the fat land Of this tract, that is
navigaole for bay craft, and affords an
excellent landing place within halt a mile
of the houie. On this part of the tract
there i. an excellent bearing apple and
pcach orchard, and a variety Of other
fruits trees. 1t MS a great Efficiency OF
oak and hickory timber, for the ufa OF
the plantation, beides large quantity t
pine.
On the other plantation there is 4 frame
dwelling houfe 90 by IS feet, aud a 'e~
cat houies, iuch as tenants generally have
shout them. This part Of the tract is as
we'll ituased for farming as any lands 10
Virginia. 1t is we'll watered, has iaif'.
cheney oe timber for its fupport, and
i,ouriihing young peach and apple ORCH
ards.
A. it i, preiumable that no perien VIII
make fuch purchale WITHOUT viewing me
prem .fes, all that Is ncceiiary to ado IS max
MIR. Spencer Ball, living thereon val
thew the whole, and is fully authorized 20
make iale thereof.
JAMES V. BALL.
N. B. Any perlon purch2iing may be
f,pplied with .tock Of all kinds neccAafy
and fak;cient for de plantation.
F:n. 70. Iaw:
Vdlulole Property for Sale,
Il. the little Falls Of Pot'maek,
About three miles from George Town
and the City of Warrington, and ten
from Alexandra.
~ acres of Land, ubon whlck
are Iav.liag bas(< and (as1y other I'M
trov.rsx.s, |everal 4osr qaa'ri" and 6
fasis. asI tzu9 vdeant mil /fafs.
Two undivided third parts Of :
acres Of Lan1, nbo~ 4ubeb are a merchant
mill, 7visk three pair Of French burr mil
Ros.; ass every neezDay, complete, tsf
m1sxf.1sr.x So1r to the dea Advantage,
asI suab q, little manual labor a' taNbL;
l,.zvsy end dJs'llty, a granny,
ml..r': aos/c, Lre7uers bogIe, e0optr's
%;p, &c. ord a veea.t mill feat.
7U0 nndiUldcd Mlrd paris OF
200 acres of land, adjsiumg THE ! acres
and l7z acres abov<meatio.sa, rpm a0bi'b
here are /svoral fore qu0rries and E@
Hasd:.
TIE furchajsr Of the above FRO
terty, will haze a. Alignment efa kef
fsr The otber undecided third part, Of 7o6'ek
tb.re 4yiv be 6 years to come from THE fyf
day Of Septssber next.
The fone on the above lands IS
equal il ga0dxsGto any, and hyperion to
~,f foundation fame on THE rive,-vc(-
els afay Asrtbss that can 90 to GEORGE
Toqus, eas 20 up " The mill and F'@e
Gxaryirs.
.Ay tey|as or t<y/0ns, aUbs may iuel'ar
to burebs/<, will Of eoay<e Die7O the pre-
mics, therefore hn xat tbsxgbt n<es0ay
to be more particular.
For terms eptJ ts Gen. Uriab F0rrsf,
at George 7s1vn, orn
PHILIP K. PENDALL,
Alexandria.