Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-13
Ealssa5le Lands and Negroes,
FOR SALE.

Yeduced as TO claim the attention OF petlons WIN.
ing to inveR money in fach property, VIZ.
CHarHAM tha, elegant and highly improved
: feat on the banks of the RsPpahannoek Kivef'
directly oppoGte the town of fredericksburg, con.
tanning abous eleven hundred acres. four hundred
of which are in wood, and valuable timber, the
ref in cultivation, and plealure grounds The
land in tiliaae is level coniiderabe part OF II
has been highly manured, ard the whole OF II
well adapted IL the culture OF grais, fm4it gf2ns
and Indian corr, as the cropnow growing VIII
atteR. The houic aid Offices are OF brick, ara
ON large and handfome fcale, with garden In
front containing four acres, laid off WIN 'affe
and well planted with the, cholcett i'uls trees,
now in fun bearing, and ornamen'ed with Iorea
trees and ihrubs OF alrois every decr'ption.----
There is on the eitse aijoining the river, 8tiit
mill built of free hone, containing the modern
machinery and two pair OF fopes, one OF them
French Burr.---It commands large eoantfy cni-
tom. Is well Gtaated Tor meSchant budasss, and
has rented for Eve Sunafed dollars per annun ex.
elusive OF all tac grain OF the farm hopper tree.
which is equal to three hundred doiiafs more
There are all necslTary out houlss for either con.
yeniencc or luxury, iuch as ice houie, iprhg-
houfe. barn, fable, Offices, &c. &c. With all
thefc advantages and expendys improvements,
this property is offered at price which the la@ds
aloae ought to command. There are alto fomc
valuable fflleres, and quarfiss CT tree tone On
his eitate.
Alto. tratf of land generally called Clark $,
sAout two miles below Chatham, on the notth
b TAX of the Rappahannock river, and wltnin
view of the town of Frederick fbuEgh, containing
upwards of four hundred acres. Aooutone nun
red and twenty acres OF this tIaet IS Kaqppshan-
mock river bottom in cultivation, and IS we'll a.
lapted 10 Indian corn, fnali gtain, &C. the reii-
due is in wood, Gusrounding height, which fur
niGaes beautiful fcitc fos building.
Alto, traG Of land ii Stafford county, al
Joining Stafford court houie, containing upwards
of twelve hundred acres. This is good farming
land, and has iegeral tenants on II.
Alto. a trsa of land in Weamoreland and
Richmond counties, containing upwards OF two
choueand acres, on which there are alto fevcral
tenants. Thefe twolaG mentioned tracts OF land
will be fold in fnall senemcnts, OF IN entretraes,
as NAV beft fuil the wifhes OF Purchaiets.
Alto. trait of land called Boyd's Hols, con-
,ainsa about one hundred and Fifty acres, on the
banks Of rEePotomac, linking George county,
on which there are comfortable dwelling honie,
fore and tobacco infpetfion ware houie. Few
Etuat:crs combine more advantages, 1t being an
excellent Rand for fore, ferry and tavern, the
two AFT of.which ar: at prclcnt kept there. The
houf.s have lately been put in good repair, and
the ba;ldmgs alame will rest fer three hundred
dollars year. The land is good 10 quality, ard
the fitua,ion s4ounds ia Fiji, oyRers snd wild
FOWL.
Alto, valuable Sc;,e for Mil, with so
acres Of Land adjoining, in King ,0rurge coun.
*. and ner Jar dihant from the laR mentioned
traa, There has been mill here for many'
years which has lately gone to decay, the dam
is iuaRantial and entire, and the iiFuation foi
counsry mill not equalled IN that ncl8hbothood,
commanding very extcnGqe cufom; the land
is covered with cedar, which alone renders 1t
ufcry valuable.
Alto. feurtsl Lots and Eouies ia the town Of
Ftederickbafgh. &.
Likewife, about tzvs bsdared and fbjf!y w
GRoEs. of differ, ages, azes and astcEipiion.
| A lsle OF them by families will be preferred !;
| 70 effect This they will be sGered at reduced
price. AS part of sheie Negroes are at pTeiens
attached TO the Chatham eitate, the puFchaief OF
| that property may be accommodated with any
number of them, as we'll as fock ct every de-
icription.
Bank Stock of any Of the Banks in Virginia,
/ Maryland, or the difrict Of Coiumbis, Will be
received in payment:for any part of this proper
ty at tair price, and bargains will be given, as
fhesubfcriber unable TO attend tocrcpetty 10 dll.
tant, is anxious TO convert 1t into fock.
He will alfo, number OF FARMS on his
Ravensworth citate, containing from to 400
acrcs,each, on encouraging terms, so2ecd farm
ers. They lay from eight to ten miles diRant
from Alexandria, George Town, and the City
of Warrington, and convenient to the turnpike
road now building from Alexandria to the upper
country.
{, William Fitzhugh.
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