Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-24
.KalzaHe Lands and Negroes
FOR SALE.


ST~AE Subfcribes deirous Of dfpOhng OF his
Il dlRsut property, 70 as to bring his affairs
more within bis reach and management, Offers for
Salc the following lands and negroes, at prices 10
reduced as to claim the attention of petfons with.
. ing 20 inyeft money inloeh property, viz.
CHATRAM, that elegant and highly improved
!. feat on the banks Of the 'Rappahannock River,
directly oppeEae the tewn-cf fredericksburg, con.
tanning about eleven hundred acres, four hundred
of which are 10 .-wood, and yslua6le timber, the
relt in cultivation, and pleaiare grounds The
land in tillage is level, eonGderable part of it
has been highly manured, and she whole OF It
well adapted to che culture Of grais, imail grain,
and Indian corn, as the crop now growing will
attea. The houfe and of6ces are OF brick, and
ona large and haadfome fcale, with garden Ia
front containing four acres, laid Off with tate
and we'll planted with the cheice9 fruit trees,
now in full bearing, and ernamented with foreft
trees aod lhrubs Of aImoa every delcriptioR.------
There is on the e&ale adjoining the river, grit
mill built Of free fone, containing the modern
machinery aud two pair of. eones, one of them
French BurrS--It commands large country cuff
tom, is we'll iituated for merchant bHliness, and
has rented for Eve handred dollars per annnm ex.
elusive OF all the grain of the farm hopper sfsees
which is equal to three hundred dollars more.--
Thereare all neceGary out houles, fer either con.
venience or luxury, fuch as ice.houie, lPring.
houle, barn, fable, Offices, &c. &c. With all
: sheie advantages and expen6ye improvements,
this property is offered at price which the Aasds
: aisxe ought to command. There are allie fone
valuable 6iheries, and ,quarfies Of free tons on
: this eRate. ;
ALTO, a trait Of land generally called Clark's,
about TWO miles below Chairman, on the north
: bank of the Rappahannock river, and within
view of the town of Frederick lbnrgh, containing
upwards of fsur hundred acres. About one humid
red and twenty acres Of this traet is Rappahan-
mock river bottom IN cultivation, and is well a.
dapted 80 Indian corn, fmsll grain, SC. the re(i-
due is in wood, surrounding height, which fur.
niGhes a beautiful fcte fer building.
ALTO, a rra4 Of land in Stafford county, ad-
: Joining Stafford court houle, containing upwards
Of twelve hundred acres. This e good farming
land, and has leVeral tenants on il.
Alto, tract Of land in Weamorcland and
: Richmond counties, containing upwards of two
thouland acres, on which there are alto feyeral
tenants. Thefe two la& mentioned tracts of laud
viii be fold in fnall tenemenrs, orn entire tracts,
as may bef lris the wifhes of pnrchafers.
.Alfo, TRACT of land called Boyd's Hole, con-.
tanning about one hundred and City acres, on the
banks OF the Potomac, in King George county,
on which there are a comfortable dwelling houfe,
>ffore and tobacco infpeeaion ware houfe. Few
fituatioGs combine more advantages, it being an
excellent Rand for fore, ferry and tavern, the
two 6rt of which are at pre6ut'kept there. The
houfes have lately been put in good repair, and
the 5Rfldisgs alsnf will rent for three hundred
dollars year. The land is coed in qaality, and
the fituation abOunds in fin, eyfers and wild
fowl.
Alfo, valuable Scite for Mill, with 60
-acres of Land adjoining, in, King, George coun.
ty, and not far diRans from the Taft mentioned
traa. There has been mill here for many
years which has lately gone to decay, the dam
is fubaantial and entire, aud the ftuation for
country mill not equaIled in that neighborhood,>
commanding avery extenGve cufom; the land
is covered with cedar, which alone Iendsrs it
very valuable.
AlfO, fegeral Lots and Houles ia the town Of
Frederick tburgh.
LikewiEe, about fzCS bxsdysd and thirty Ne
.tGR0ES, of different ages, Gzes and defcription.
A faie Of them by families will be preferred !;
to effect this they will be offered at "a reduced
price. As part of thefe Negroes are at prefent
attached to the Chatham eAate, the. purchaier Of
thar property may be accommodated with any
-aeraber of them, as well as .Rock Of every Dc.
fcription.
Bank Stock of any of the Banks in Virginia,
Maryland, yor the diGria Of Columbis, will be
received in payment for auy part Of this proper
fy at fair price, and bargains will be given, as
the fubfcrber unable to attend tosoropersy 70 diff
tant, is anxious to convert it into tock.
He will alto rent number OF FARMS on his
Ravsnsworsh cRate, containing from 3 to 400
acres each, on encouraging terms, to good farm.
ers. They lay from eight to ten miles diaant
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