Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-09


hold, and two feet dead rife. She is built
of the very bef white oak timber, well
feafoned, and OF the mott complete work
manfhip--will be delivered with ipais
complete, and may be ieen and contracted
for by applying TO the fubicriber, living
at Neabfco Furnace, near Damffies, Prince
William county, Virginia.
William Gordon.
July IL. zaw3w
United States of America,
Fifth Circuit, Virginia Diff
rritt, May Term, 1903.
Under a Decree Of the sad
Carr, 4ve The Commisaeaers quA ex-
Pose 10 puIlie scl<, for ready msney, on
sbe premises, at IL o'eloek or Friday
tbe Iefb day Of dngast nrxt,
That valuable and extenGve
F A r NJ,
called Mount Salus, alias Millthorpe, ly-
ing in Fairfax county, on Difficult and
Wolfe Trap runs; containing by deed
$50 acres, and BY iurvey 673 acres.
l'he mention houlc- is on high, healthy
and agreeable Gsuation, convenient TO
which are lprings of good water. The
houfe is 40 by IS feet, two rooms on
floor, with a nine feet paaage and flair
scas, brick chimnies, with FIRE place
10 each room, aplazza the whole llngth
Of the front, cellar 40 by IS, walled
with itone and divided into two apart
ments. There are ieversl finall build
ings, near the nanfon hoafe and gar
den. There are, alto, valuable mer-
chanr and grit mill, faw mill, di&illery,
millcr's houie and overfeer's houle. The
mill hoAe is 40 by 80, two aory high,
bali the lower tory OF itone, The other
part of wood, and covered with ihingles.
There are one pair Of Burr and one pair of
Cologne itunes, three boiling cloths al
mott new, one fcreen, all now in ute in
manufacturing wheat and grinding grit.
Thc.aill houfe 20 by 80, one tory high,
walls Of fone and mingled roof, the floors
glankcd, the upper laid for mailing
grain, and sroughs fixed round the whole
tlouie contributed 70 carry water tocyery
yeEel which may need il. Three fills
and one boiler can be worked to advan-
tage in the faid houie. The waters Of
Wolfe Trap, on which the mill and iaw
mill Rand, are confant ftleams. The
Gruation sos country cuitomers, or Pur-
Chatting wheat, rs exceeded by none in
the county or nsighbourhood, not being
more than ~ miles from Alexandria or
George Town, where there are excellent
markets for country produce of every de-
feription, and about Io miles from Waih-
ington. The land is fertile and produce
tive, and the foil well adapted to receive
improvement from the uic OF platter OF
Paris. There are upwards Of 900 pan.
neIs of fence on the lard, and about 80
or 10 acres Of well tirnbered land belong
ing TO tke tract. There have been nearly
40 acres of timothy made, lying on VOL
Trap and Difficult runs; 50 acres more
may be smade at fmall expencc. This
sfarm epjoys many natural advantages,
which are unnecelIary for US TO mention,
isbeing taken for grained that every per-
Ton wiihing TO buy fach property will
avail shenAelves OF an opportunity OF
viewing the pyemifcs, previous to the
day Of lale, capt. James Wiley, refding
near the land, will flew the premiles,
and alto plat of the furyey, which is
left with him for the information of thofe
concerned.
The title papers will be exhibited on
The day OF fale.
Charles Little,
lanes Wiley.