Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-18
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Safer, and mole cxpeditious tiian Dy any
other notified hitherto difccsefed.
The iubfcriber tayipg parohafed the
ExclussUe RlgM
to the ufe Of the above initfunent, tor
the diRfia of Alexandria, caers his fer
vices to ihofe who may need afIiitance
in shat line.
CHARLES DOUGLASS. s.
Harper's wharf, Prince itsees,
Augua i. eo4w
United States OF America,
Fifth Circuit, Virginia DIFF
trie, May Term, 1903.
Under a Decree Of The Sdzd
Carr, 4ve The Commisa0rcss leai *
bsse to public sale, for rea9y msaey g
fbe bre1uisss, at II o'eisek On Fgids.y
fbe 1913 day Of 14ugast nest,
That valuable and extenilVe
F Ar NJ,
called Mount Salus, alias liillfhoEpe, ly
ing in Fairfax county, on Dihiroit sAd
Wolfe Trap runs; containing by deed
@sso acres, and by iurvsy SIS acres.
The marion houfe is on hign, healthy
and agreeable Giuation, convenient TO
which are fprings Of good water. The
houfe'is 20 by rs feet, two rooms On a
floor, with 2 nine feet psGage and fair
cafe, brick chimnIes, with a hge place
10 each room, piazza the whole length
of the front, ceiiarN4o by IS, walled
with ftone and diyided into two aapaI!
menss. There are feveral fInall build
;ngs, near the manfion houfe and gar
den. There are, alfo, valuable mer
chant and grit mill, iaw mill diitillery,
milley's houle and overieer's hou!e. The
mill houie is 10 by 80, two tory high,
half the lower Royy of ifone, the Other
part of wood, ard covered with tllingles.
There are one pair of Burr and one par OF
Cologne fonss, three boiling cloths al.
mott new, one lcre.ns ali now in uie' IN
manufacturing wheat and grinding grit.
The fill houie 30 by 80, one itpry high,
walls of.aone and fhiagled roof, the looss
planked, the upper laid fer mating
grain, aud ,roughs fixed round the whole
,hele contracted to carry water 10 every
veiIel which may need it. Slree fills
and one boiler can be worked TO advan
raoc in the faid hcuie. The waters OF
Wolf Tap, on which the mill and law
mill ftand, are confant ffeams. The
fituation for country cuitomcss, or par
chatting wheat, IS excsedso BY nonc in.
the counsy or neig abourhcod, not being
more than II mics from Alexandria OF
George Town, where there are excellent
markets for country produce Of every de-
Eript:nn, and aboul 10 Jules from Wath {
inq,on. The land is fertile a nd produc
i've, and the foil we'll adapted to receive
improvement from the ate OF platter of
Paris. Th-res are upwards of 1000 1Psns
nels of fence on the land, and about $50
or $50 acres of we'll timbered land belong
mo 70 the racs. There have been nearly
70 acres of timothy made ying en- Web
Trap and Difficult RUS SO acres more
may be made at a fmall expence. This
farm enjoys many natural advantages,
which are unneceGary for Us TO mention,
ii being taken tor granted that every per.
fon viihing to buy fcch property viii
avail themfelves of an opportunity Of
viewing the prcmifes, previous 60 ths
day OF tale, capt. James Wiley, refiiins.
near the land, will sfhew the pren,ifes,
and ALTO aplas Of ehs furvey, which Il
left with him for the information of thois
concerned. +
The title papers viii be exhibited 90
-theday Of sale.
Charles Little, !
James Wiley,
I,c Dot,ula e