Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-05
REAL PROPERTY, VIZ.

AEAL MI eLlN11, To-
rTSHREE comfortable Dwelling Houses,
with eIegant stores, On the south side
.~of King. between Fairfax and Royal-ssreets,
lots extending back KS feet at present oc-
supiedb Joseph Janney, James Russel, and
James Il. Riddle and CO. The situation IS
considered to be amongst the bestfor business
in Alexandria.
a dwelling house and lot on the north1 SIDE
sof King-street, near the corner ct King and
Pitt-stleets, occupied by Samuel Snowden.
A lo,, fronting Sc feet on Pltt-street, ex-
tending back lIs feet, and bounded on the
south By an alley, on which isa she'd oceuN-
red by NJ. Dorsey, coach-maker
A brick dwelling house on Prince-street,
betwixt Fairfax and Royal-strccts, occupied
by William Lowering.
Also, tie vacant lots adjoining, on each
side Of said house. Their situatioa for busi-
ness equal to any uninproyed property IN
town.
That large and eommoaicns brick tavern,
In George Town, with all the buildings and
jmproyments attached thereto, situated onthe
main street leading from the public terry J;
occupied by Joseph Semnes.
Three handsome three story brick dwell
ling houses, with brick stables and carriage
houses, being part Of the six buildings, sita-
ated on Pennsylvania avenue, IN the city OF
Washington.
Al handsome, eomlnodious, a1lafweH hnish
ed brick dwelling house, inEharestown, Jei-
ferson county, late the property OF Van Rll-
therford. with large garden and the corner
storehouse on same lot, situate near the CEN
tire of the main street.
Also, a lanyard with sundry improvements
a comfortable dwelling house and lot adjoin-,
ing, very handsomely situated, sc. Late the
property of George Eits.
Also, a two story house and lot en- the main
street, at present occupiedby Charles Foulk
And vacant lot on the main street, In a
central situation for business.
For particular information respecting the
above property in Charles-Town, application
may be made to TE7lfam Tate, Esq, of that
place, or to Henry 81. George Tucker, Esq. Of
Winchester.
"A tract of land IN Loudoun county, contain
ings4oo acres, situate near the Gum Spring,
late the property off, Spencer. On this tract
there are two settlements and about 60 acres
In cultivation, the rest of the land we'll tins
bered the new turnpike road will pass thro'.
part of this tract. Captain CharlessL Owls
living near the Gnm-Sffing, will shew this
land to any person desirous- of viewing it. s
One other tract OF 1875 acres, in Fredsrkic
Sounty, about four miles from Winchester
and near the lands belonging to Judge Holmes.
For particulars apply to Ee7nry st. Georgs
1acker, Esq,
One other tract of 400 acres, In Hampshire
county, on branch Of Fairley's Run, near
the town of Frankfort, furnerly ewned by
Daniel Jones. <
One other tract of 500 acres. in Randolph
county, being part of an old military survey
OH the south side of Gladly Greek, considered
to be of excellent quality. This hactsis stu
atcd in thickly settled part of that country,
and contiguous to the main road leading from
Randolph to the orse-shoe-bottom, on Cheat,
river.
One other tract, named FertHta, Of eos
acres, in Westmoreland county, state of Penn
syivania; situated on the Moncngahela river,
and binding thereon for ga of mile, about
one squarter of d mile below Casnerss ferry.
and miles above Purkinson's ferry. "A large
proportion is rich bottom land, with yalu-
able orchard of sugar trees and about 60 acres
IN cultivation. The main road from Union
own 70 rltfsburg passes close by this land.
ANY part OF the above described property
we are supposed to sell unreasonable rates. on
the fohowing terms, viz. One fifth in hand,
and the residue IN three or four equal annual
payments, the purchaser giving bonds with
security on the premises.
Jonah Thompfon,
Richard Veitch.