Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-27

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II with elegant stores, On TIE ssa aaSusss
Of King, between Fairfax and Hoval.s.,,saee s
lots extending back rs feet 1t nrrs sass n
edpied by Joseph janney, James E,sssl ' :,
James r. Riddle and Co. The s isI si q.
considered to aopgst the best for lws;a a
in Alexandra. '''Sa
I A dwelling house and lot en- the Berth i.
OF King-street, near the corner of King ~
Pift-streets, occupied by Samuel Snovd,n eS
A LOT, fronting So feet on pitt-sttee, ;,
tending back ils feet, and bounded on II, II,
south by an alley, on whichis shed oc,,m.,.
ed by al. Dorsey, coach-nakcr.
A brick dwelling house on priace.stt.e,
betwixt Fairfax and Roysl-stfeots, oecuuicS
BY William Lowering.
Also, the vacant lots adjoining, on e,cb
side Of said house. Their situation, for b,,,
ness equal 10 any sHilaprovsd property a
town.
That large soramodious and brick tavern,
in George Town, with all the buildings and
improynaents attached thereto, situated on The
msin street leading from the public ferry;
occupied by Joseph Sensmes.
Three handsome three story brick du,l.
ling houses, With brick stables and carriage
houses, being part of the SIX buildings, stu.
ated on Pennsylvania avenue, il the city q
Washington.
A handsome, esIamod;ous, and web finish
ed brick dwelling house, in CharIestown, JEFF
ferson county, late the property of Van Ru.
therford, with a large garden and the corner
sterehouse OH same lot, situass near the cen
tire of the main street..
Also, lanyard with sandry impreyemehtss
a comfortable dwelling house and lot adjoin4
Ing, very handsomely situated, &c. Late the
property of Gesrgo Hite.
Also, atwo story house and lot enthe msiR
street, at present occupied by Charles FOalk.
And vacant lot ON the main street. IN a
oentral situation for business.
For particular Information respecting the
above property in Charlss-Town, application
nav be made to gN!fs~ Tate, Esq. Of that
place, or TO Henry s.. George TRster, ESQ o.
Winchester.
A tract ofland in Loudoun county, contain
ing 400 acres, situate near the Gum Spring
late the property Of J. Spencer, OhthH tract
there are two settlements and about 50 acres
in cultivation, the rest of the land well tim.
bered; the neK turnpike road viii pass thro
part of thi. tract. Captain Charles Lewis
living near the Gurx-Spring, wiz shsT THIS
any parssn DESTROYS CT Ylewlngsf.
One other tract Of 1876 ceres, in Frederhs
county, about foEr miles from WncneS'Sf
and near the lands belonging to Judge Home'
For particulars apply - Henry o. o'"s'
Ticker, Esq,
One other tract Of 400 acres, in Hampsl's
county, On a branch Of FairIey's Run' nea
the town of Frankfort, formerly e"hea "
Daniel Jenes.
One other tract Of 500 acres. in RahaopA
county, being part Of an old military su,' e!d
on the south side Of Gladly Creek, eehsia' ;.,
to be of excellent quality. lhis tract = '..~
ated in thickly settled part OF that coa s..,,
and contiguous to the main road Leading s, HSa'
Randolph to the horseshoe -bstton'' on Vs.
river. -fs6,
One other tract, named FerAa'y' d. ~
acres, in WcstmoreIsnd county, state o. ~" s,
sylvania situated ON the Monongaa:sslA , .hont,
and binding thereon for s-A OF mis-, ss
one quarter Of a naile below Sasnef te,.y w.,
and 4 miles above Parkinson Jerry. nI r,ls.
proportion is rich bottom land, %-ula oc,p.
able orchard of sugar trees ssd about e Ir.es
IN cultivation. The main road ron ~. Ia land.
Town to Pitts5arg passes close BY en-. .so NETT
Any part Of the above descflp9a l p,es On j
We are disposea to sell at reasonable es 'S N haus
the following terms, viz. One M" ,al sppu.i
and the residue ii. three or four equa. as Viii
the purchaser giving 0'1
security on The premises. =
Jonah Thonp1lon.
Richard Veitch .,c
AsexanaYiis. April IS. ~, IS
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