Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-11-17
T5e Executors eff Tie late Gen. Ges. We@-
'agtou, gsr far Jals, the tollosOing
TRACTS Or LAND, Uaz.

on Difficult Run, containing 800 acres.
rhe foil we'll adapted for farming and a
comfortable proportion of il might eafly
de improved into meadow. There IS
valuable mill feat on the premifcs. Ii lie
on the great road from the City Of Walh
ington, Alexandria and George Town to
Leeiburgh and Wincheaer, nineteen miles
from Alexandria, lels from the City and
George Town and not more than three
from the Great Falls OF Potomac.
One tract containing 2,4o1
acres lying in che counties OF Loudoun and
Fauquier, called Ahby's Bent. The iol
is that which is laid 10 be mott favorable
to Platter of Paris, we'll watered by feye-
raj never failing freams illuing from ths
mountain part of this land is cleared and
tenanted for lives.
One tract lying part in each OF
he above counties, containing SS5aacres.
Chatten's run paaes through this tract and
tives ieyeral valuable mill-ieats. The,
foil is iimilar to the above tract and equal
ly favorable 70 PIa&er of Paris.
A tract on the South Fork OF
BullRin, containing 1000 acres-One al
10, Head of Evans's Mill, containing 4s3
acres, and one on Wormley's line, contain
ing lSs acres. Thrfe feveral tracts are
in Jeferfon Qate Berkeley county)-the
foil very fmilar in quality, and particu-
larly adapted to the culture OF Tobacco,
Hemp, Wheat and Indian Corn, fituated
twelve miles from Harper's Ferry.
One tract containlng 81 acres
in Frederick county, this land j, in the
vicinity of the lat mentioned tracts and
equally valuable.
One tract in Hampfhlre coun-
ty containing $40 acres-this tract, tho
lmall is extremely valuable. 1t lies on
Potomac river, about II miles above the
town of Bath Tor Warm Springs) and is
in the fhape of a horfe -lhoe, the river rum
ming almoa round ii; two hundred acres
OF it are rich low grounds, with great
abundance of the Target Walnut and other
trees, which with the produce of the foil,
might 10y means of the improved navlga-
ton of the Potomac be brought to ihip-
ping port with more cafe and a; imailer
expenfe, than that which is transported on
ly 50 miles by land.
One third part of 1119 acres
in Naniemond county near Suffolk, lying
on the road from Suffolk to Norfolk and
on Nanfemond river-this land is conf
dered extremely valuable by thole who
are acquainted with it.
One tract in Charles county,
Maryland, containing 900 acres-:t is
very level and lies near the river Potomac.
One tract in Montgomery
county, Maryland, containing $40 acres
This land lies abou, 80 miles above the
CITY of Warrington, not tar from Kettoc-
tan and is good farming land.
One tract IN Pennlylvanla,
containing z34 acres This land affords
an exceeding good fand on Braddock's
road from Fort Cumberland to Pittiburg,
and large quantity of natural meadow
fit for the fcythe. II is diitlnguilhed BY
the appellation Of the Great Meadows,
where the 6rf action with the French, in
the year 1854, was fought.
One other tract on the Mo
hawk river, State of New York, contain
ing 1000 acres.
In North Wet Territory.
Three tracts lying on Little Miami, con-
tanning 3o5l acres.
In Kentucky. On Rough
Creek, one tract containing 5000 acres
ditto adjoining 1000 acres. Indifputable
titles can be given for the above lands.
Lots in the City of Wilmington. |
To ;r,oroved lorS near the Can,fol