Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-29
TOR S,A L E,

Nv SEAT in King George county H. :
lies ON the head of one of the branche II
chodock creek, between four and h,e n'n .ss
below King George court house, aY I've 10
main road leading from freacitlesu .su7 at.s
Mattox Bridge. The situation IS 9ea.Aa a3,sn.
fords fine water, embraces the Sfeas s 80 tle
tapes.of proximity to the court mouse = W..
county. church, mills, tobacco lnSpec''.o''s' -.
vipsstions. fish, fowl, oysters, &c. enjoys ~,
sneetable neie,hbors andtgenteel society snI
from its central positionbetween Potomac anu
Rappaaannock, thereby commanding ,"o III
nefit Of both these rivers, is particularly wei
suited TO the business OF any genlleihsl - :.
profession. Wherefore twill be solu1 e'lno.
with as much land as will afford conpetel'e
support of wood and water, with the improve
ments alone, or with between TOUR ana ivy
hundred acres, as shall be most convenient -
the purchaser and possession can De hai !. Oh
the first day of January next. This land hes
level, generally; possesses an abundance "
m materials for fencing, some timber Tor Dulia.
ing and occasional repairs, plentiful STOCK o.
FIRE wood and is of the usual soil IN TINS
neignborhood that does not lie lmmealateiy
IN the margin of the broad Water courses.
The improvements consist OF dwelling
house of convenient size, perfectly new, nu'l.
of the best materials, Handsomely hhlsiieu
with fire cellar to it, and asvariety OF otiief
commodations for a genteel taEllly---a store
house with a counting room to 1t, and nlie
cellar to the whole Of that building also~--a
barn, comprising stable and granary-a goo7d
bonse with other Accommodations for an over-
seer, and customary houses OF other ocsciipr :.
t;ons--to which are annexed a well lald on
productive garden handsomely puled lib a
GOOD ward. some valuable wheat and grass
lots, and orchards OF variety OF selected
fsait& of the most approved kinds; and all
well enclosed
Also, a1vel.e- Tract of Land, in Culncpper
county, containing about Two iitsrTssed acie-,
mostly in wood. and unimproyea.
In the eyeat of the sales OF the foregoing
ands. Twill dispose Of some valuable Nc
Erroes my Plantation utensils, some Housc-
iold and kitcs.cn Furniture, latte. Hogs,
Horses. sc. among The latter are PAR
af oood Saddle Horse that match well tor a
,a}r;aae, some excellent Work Horses, ana
Thorough bred Stud Horse only seven years
,ld IN Aprii last. He is an excclIcnt osa,
setter. and from his size, blood, ana nbVe'
IS Justly entitled to be ranked among the
FIRST class Of Horses in lltis country. ne
whole of this property, excepting my ne
groes, which shall dispose OF is my neigh
iet,rfro0d fer their own ccornmotsaticl'. viii DC
sold unoera small reserve that VIII DC re-
CURED in money, II at short dates, at private
bargain, either ON easy payments III tao pur-
cbasers own paper, if satisfactorily secured
Tor approved bonds well endorsed, property III
alexandria or It's vicinity, or suitable mcr'
chandize.
The premises can be reviewed and terms
q ace known by application to G. CHAPLIN
esor. cashier OF the Bank OF Alexandra. or
to the subscriber residing in King Georgs
county.
r. w. Ashton.
Virginia, King George county,
June, 9th (2sj 1908. 2a y
HE Brick House. occupied by Mrs. NJ