Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-15
Valuable Lands ard Negroes
FOR SALE.

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! more w;thin his reach and management, offers fo
fae the following lands and negroes, az prices .
reduced as TO claim the attention OF Pefions Will
ing 20 inveR money in luch property, VIZ.
! tCHArRaM that elegant and highly improved
feat on the banks Of the Responsiveness River
dirceflyoppoiite the town of fredericksburg con,
itaipine ahau, eleven hundred acres, four hundred
of whics, are in wood, and valuable timber, the
reR in cultivation, and pleaiurc grounos- nc
land in tillage is level, comfortable part Of Il
has been highly manured, and tn; whoie OF y
well adapted to the culture OF gratis, imail gram,
and Indian corn, as the crop now growing WI,
atteR. The houGc aud Offices are OF orick, ano
! on large and handlome lcaie, with garden II
| front containing four acres, laid OFT with tate
and well planted with the choicet fruit trees
now in full bearing, and ornamented win fore''
! trees and fhrubs Of amof every deicrptlon.-----
There is on the eaa,e adjoining the river, grit
mill built Of free Rone, containing the modern
| machinery and two pair OF eopes, one OF them
French Burrs-It commands large country cut.
tom, is we'll iituated for merchant Duhness, and
has rented for five hundred dollars per annum ex.
elusive OF all the grain OF the farm hopper tree,
which is equal to three hundred dollars more
There are all neceHary GU, hou(es for either con.
venience or luxury, fuch as ce-houie, iprlng-
houfe, barn, Gable, Offices, sc. &c. With all
thefe advantages and expenhye improvements,
this property is offered at price which the lands
aiost ought to command. There are alio lone
valuable ffheries, and quarries of free Zone on
thi: eifate.
Alto, tract of land generally called Clark's,
about two miles below Chatham, on the north
bank OF the Rappahannock river, and within
view of The town OF Frederick butgh, containing
upwards of four hundred acres. About one hund
red and twenty acres of this tract is Rappahan
mock river bottom in cultivation, and is well a.
dapted to Indian corn, fmalI grain, &c. the ref-
due is in wood, surrounding height, which fur
nifhes beautiful fcite for building.
ALTO, tract Of land in Stafford county, ad-
Joining Stafford court houie, containing upwards
of twelve hundred acres. This Is good farming
land, and has ieveral tenants on it.
Alto, tract of land in WeGmorelapd and
Richmond counties, containing upwards of two
thoufand acres, on which there are alto leversi
tenants. Thefe two la9 mentioned tracts OF land
will be fold in (mal tenements, or in entire tracts,
as may bsf lnir the wihes of purchafeTs.
ALTO, traa of land called Boyd's Hole, con.
tanning about one hundred and fifty acres, on 10:
banks OF the Potomac, in King George county,
on which there are comfortable dwelling houle,
Rore and tobacco inipe6ion ware houfe. Few
~ftuations combine more advantages, it being an
excellent Rsnd for fore, ferry and tavern, the
two Grf OF which are at prctent kept there. The
houlcs have .ately been put in good repair, and
the 6ui1aIngs aleat will rent for three hundred
dollars a year The land is good in quality, and
the Gtuation abounds in fin, oyaers and wild
fowl.
ALTO, valuable Settle for Mill, with 50
acres of Land adjoining, in King George coun-
ty, and not far diRlnt from the latt mentioned
tra6. There has been mill here for many
years which has lately gone TO decay, rho dam
is fubRantial ans entire, and the ituation for a
country mill not equalled in that neighborhood.
commanding very exsenGve cuftom; the land
is covered with cedar, which alone renders it
very valuable.
ALTO, fcyersl Lots and EIoufes in the town Of
Frederick&urgh.
Likewife, about t5vs bvssred ard tbi,t, NE
GROES, of diferent ages, hzes and deicription.
A lale Of them by families will be preferred
to effect shis they will be offered at reduced
price. AS part of theie Negroes are atprefcnt
attached to the Chatham efate, the parcha!er of
that property may be Accommodated with any
number of them, as we'll as ecck o. every de.
fcrip,ion.
Bank Steck of any Of the Banks in Virginia,
Maryland, or the d,tria Of Columbia, will be
received in payment for any part of this proper
ty at fair price, and bargains will be given, as
the fubtcriber unable TO ATTEND 90 property 70 dit.
lant, isanxious TO convert it into flock.
He will alto rent number OF FARMS on his
Raycnsworth etate, containing from to 400
acres each, on encouraging terms, togood farm.