Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-21

rraH e subscriber being DESTROYS Of procur
ing some good lands IL the south
- g fern country, and to enable him to DO So
otiars the following Property for sale, VIZ
Al Tract sof Land, situate IN the
copntv of Fairfax and state of where
!, a + now reside, containing upwards 81 :. LOO
aores. This land is Nell adapted to farming
;;s.Ievel. we'll watered aud timbered, fHll Eone
| half being ID wood, near the center ct WINCH
stands the county caurt- house and other pub
lie buildings, which are included Wlthllqp the
bunr,ds az town lately laid out at this place
authorised by an act Of the general assembly
sc Virginia, Ito several OF which lots, 0uhdliles
have been erecned, sc. On one acre there
iof, near the coturt-Aouse, IS a lasge Wo.slory
brick house rented and occupied as a tavern,
together with large stables, ktchen, and house
for the retirement ct a family. Sc Perhap,
there is no situation between the eastern and
western waters more public, or that ailord Det-
ter stands for tayerns, stores, mechanics, &c
Particularly to an inn-keeper calculated TO act
OH q large scale. The Little River turnpike
paved road, leading from Alexandria, to the
westward, passes, Immediately at tbs place,
as also the main public and post roads, lead
ing to and from Alexandra. George Town,
the City Of Washington, Baltimore, and tue
western country-distancc from Alexandra,
Ia, and from the CITY of Washington IS or
l6 miles. To accommodate purchaser or
purchasers, ] would dispose OF the property
at this place, or any part thereof separate
from the other landslide annual rent OF the
small part now improved, is near eight hun
elred dollars, and at little additional exPence
would produce from one thousand doilars to
twelve hundred dollars per annpir, exclusive
of lots that might be sold, or rented on ground
rent, and | would divide the land In tso or
three parts to suit purchasers. On that part
occupied by myself are comfortable dwell
Ing-house sufficient for the accommodatlon Of
a large family, with barn, stables, and other
convenient out-houses, orchards, &c.-ds 1t
is presumed person disposed to purchase
would first view the premises, further de-
scription is thought unnecessary.
A fmall piece of Land within one
and half miles of the courthouse, situate on
Accotink Run, containing le acres, mostly
rich and valuable grass lane, which affords a
tolerable mill seat, and was purchased with a
view of erecting one thereon, the timber Tor
which [of excellent quality hath been cut and
squared.
A Lot in the town OF Alexandria,
with two story brick house, kitchen and sta
bic thereon, situate near the center thereof
and
About 1000 acres of Land, situate
on the waters Of Licking, in the county of
Bourbon, and state of Kentucky. This land
is classed as second rate, is rich, lies well,
and by Judges of that county said to be worth
from five dollars to eight dollars per acre, and
On which are several small settlements.
For the property in fairfax and Alexan-
dria, indsputable titles viii be made, the title
to the Kentucky land IS thought to be good,
an investigation on that subject having lately
taken place, and is patented iii my own name.
Nothing short of a strong desire to provide for
a large and growing family, should induce NE
to offer this property for sale. My terms viii
be such as cannot fail to accommodate a pur-
chaser, as but small proportion will be re-
CURED in hand, and on securing the payments
of the balances satisfactorily, to meetarrange-
ments which in such cases wish to make,
lengthy credits will be given. weuld receive
in part payment good lands in the state Of
Tennessee, not more than thirty miles from
Nashville, or on the waters of Duck-River in
said state bit the title thereto must be well
established and secured Application must
be made to
Richard Radcliffe,
Fairfax County, State of
Virginia, Aug. Is. lawsn