Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-07

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|srKS H r EE ornfortable Dwelling Houses,
I n with ele CANT stores, on the south side
Eof King between Fairfax and Royal streets,
1 lots extending back IT'S feet at present oc-
/ eupied by Joseph Janne5s James Rassel, and
4 James r. Riddle and CO. he situation IS
considerable Be asaong the best for business
|, In AlexandPia.
Al dwelling house and LOT on the rorth side
J Of King street, Ieardhe corner ct King and
Pitt-streets, occupiedby Samuel Snowden.
& "a lot, fronting IS feet on Pitt-street, ex-
tending back 1Is feet, and bounded on the
south bys an alley, On wlsichis shed cceupi-
|. ed by M. Dorsey, coach maker.
A brick dwelling house on Priace-strest,
betwixt Fairfax and Royal-strects, occupied
| by William Lowering.
Also, the vacant lots adjoining, CIR each
I side of said house. Their situation for busi-.
ness equal to any unimrpoyed property in
town.
That large oornmodious and brick tavern,
In George-T own, with all the buildings and
Improvements attached therete, situated onthe
main street leading from the public ferry;
occupiedby Joseph Seinmes.
Three handsome three story brick. dwell.
ling houses, With brick stables and carriage
houses, being pasa Of the six buildings, stu
ated on Pennsylvania avenue, ia the city OF
Washington,
A handsome, eoraInodioHs, and wehhnIsh-
| ed brick dwelling house, in Charlcstown, JET
fersol county, late the property OF Van Ru-
/ therford, with q large garden and the corner
storehouse on same let, situste near the ees-
4 ire Of the main ss'eet.
II Also, atan-yard with sundsy improvements,
4 a comfortable dwelling house and lot adjeln
/ ing, very handsomely situated, &c. Late the
property Of George lite.
| Also, 8 two story house and lot on the main
street, at present occupied i Charles Fonlk.
| And vacaat let On the main street, In a
central situatioga fer bxsiness.
/ For particular Information respecting the
above property in Chafles-iown, application
!! NAV be made to Etillisas Tate, Esq. OF that
| place, or to Henry Sc. Gcorse Packer, Esq OF
Winchester.
A tract efland III Loudoun eoul1tr, contain
\ ing 4UU acres, SitAdt lisfT LIZ IaS1i
/ late the propcrtysefJ. Spencer. On tiistract
there are two settlements and about 90 acres
/ in cultivation, the rest Of the land well tim
bered; the new turnpike read will pass tilro'
/ a paes Of this tract. Captain Charles Lewis
4 wing near the Gurs-Spring, will shew this
4 10 any person deSirous Of viewing it.
One ether tract of 1916 acres, in Frederlac
| county, about four miles from Winchester
4 and near the lands belonging to Judge Holmes.
For particulars apply 20 Henry s. George
Tucker, Esq.
Ono other tract of 400 acres, in Hampshire
county, on a branch of Fairlcy's Run, rear
the town Of Frankfort, forrnerIy owned By
/ Daniel Jones. b.
Ono other tract of 500 acres, in Randolph
county, being part Of an CID military survey,
on tie southaside of Glady Creek. considered
4 to be ofexceilent quality. This tract IS sitti-
ated in thickly settled part ofthae eoantry,
/ and contiguous to the main road leading from
/ Randolph to the ersc-skoc-bottom, on Cheat
+ river.
One other tract, named Fertility, OF 2e5
acres, lii SVestnoreland county, state OF Perm
/ sylyania; situated on the rs4onongahela rlvcT,
! and binding thereon for ga Of mile, about
one quarter Of a mile below Casncr's Terry,
/ and 4 miles above Pnrkinson's ferry. A large
proportion is rich bottom land, with vaiu-
/ able orchard Of sugar tees and about 60 acres
/ in cultivation. The main road from Union
! Town to Pittsburg passes close by this land.
Any part Of the above described property
we are disposed to sell unreasonable rates, en-
1 the following terms, viz. One fifth In hand,
and the residue in three OF four equal annual
payments, the purchaser giving bonds Sath
1 security onthe PREMISE.
Jonah ] holaaplon,
Richard Veltch
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